Ranting about secular state
By MADI JOBARTEH When individuals have other ulterior motives they forcefully create a new narrative just to mislead, misguide, distort,...
Month: December 2019
Sanction and visa restriction may await Gambia in new EU law
By PA ABLIE CORR Gerald Knaus, chairman of European Stability Initiative (ESI) has revealed that the Gambia could face punishment...
Critics: Gambian leader sends son to US, encourages youth to stay home
By AMADOU MANJANG The recent twitter statement by President Adama Barrow that Gambian youth need to stay at home and...
Aji Jobe brings pride home: Young Gambian Oscar of African Creativity awardee
By MOMODOU JARJU Hailed from Lamin village, about 21 kilometers from the capital Banjul, Aji Ndumbeh Jobe, is a lady...
Nyassi: peace maintenance should be collective responsibility for Gambians
By SULAYMAN WAAN Pansaw Nyassi, head of Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) in The Gambia has said that...
KMC launches D20 million youth revolving fund
By SULAYMAN WAAN The Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) in partnership with Supersoniz Microfinance Company on Monday launched D20 million (Twenty...
Gambia pays last respect to veteran newscaster, Alhagie Sarjo Barrow
Alagie Sarjo Barrom a veteran broadcasters and journalist has been mourned by Gambians with pouring tributes immediately after his demise...
Misconceptions and Misinformation About Secularity Part 2
By MADI JOBARTEH I have never doubted the continued existence and the future of the Gambia until the issue of...
Truth commission updates public about 2019 activities
By AMADOU MANJANG The Truth Reconciliation and Reparation Commission (TRRC) on Friday updated the public about its work and activities...
Life of scavengers: Hazards versus survival
By AMADOU MANJANG The scrapped ferrous and non-ferrous metals, aluminums, bottles, sacks among other used materials that are disposed of...
