A national soul searching, an imperative
By NJUNDU DRAMMEH This nation needs to engage in deep, sober, thorough, long soul searching on many issues confronting it....
Opinion
Limited Opportunities are Killing Our Youth!
By MADI JOBARTEH The bottom line is that majority of our youth lack opportunities and therefore the attainment of hope...
On the Draft Constitution, the glass is half full, half empty for media – Part 3
By SAIKOU JAMMEH On media regulation The zero draft establishes a statutory regulatory body for journalist The formulation of the...
On the Draft Constitution, the glass is half full, half empty for media – Part 2
By SAIKOU JAMMEH Media freedoms The issues in summary: The role of the press in society is not recognised Press...
Misconceptions and Misinformation about Secularity
By MADI JOBARTEH Since the release of the draft constitution two weeks ago a growing struggle over the soul...
On the Draft Constitution, the glass is half full, half empty for media – Part 1
By SAIKOU JAMMEH Issues in summary: On media and freedom of expression rights, the zero draft records many firsts in...
IGP Must Investigate and Prosecute the Death of Fatou Sanyang of Bwiam
By MADI JOBARTEH Why has the Inspector General of Police failed to arrest the driver of the vehicle alleged to...
Two Divisive Words in Today’s Gambia: “Secular and Secularism”
By EMMANUEL DANIEL JOOF We can choose to be academic about the meaning of the words “Secular” and “Secularism” but...
December 1st. Ruined Expectations. Time to Wake Up!
By MADI JOBARTEH What is your worth as a human being? What are your rights and duties as a citizen?...
Gambian politicians should prioritize the need for referendum, passage of draft constitution
By JEGGAN GREY-JOHNSON Gambia: any politician or party that is not prioritizing the need for a referendum and advocating for...
