Month: November 2018

News

CRC Raises Some Eyebrows

The Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) has raised eyebrows over preemptive moves by persons in authority. In a statement reacting to a statement by the Government’s Spokesman concerning the death penalty abolition, the Commission advised government officials “to refrain from making definitive statements (not in the nature of opinions) that have […]

News

GMC Debunks Mai’s Appointment

On Sunday November 18, 20018, reports emerged on social media that the secretary general of Gambia Moral Congress and our party leader Mai Ahmad Fatty has been appointed as the Minister of Defence of The Gambia. The reports unconfirmed as they were spread so quickly as soon as they emerged. […]

News

Launch of Project Strenghten Human Rights Standards

For immediate release Official Launch of the Project ‘Strengthening human rights standards, support to Parliamentary Sub Committee on Human Rights, Gambian Federation of People with Disability and Association of Victims of Torture during the transition.’ The project is implemented by ARTICLE 19 West Africa in partnership with the Institute of […]

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Manjang Tells Staff No One Wins

The Managing Director of Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation (SSHFC) Muhammed Manjang who returned to work after going through administrative leave has told staff that there were no winners and losers of the squabble. Read below Mr. Manjang’s address in full courtesy of Pa Modou Bojang’s Facebook page. Ladies […]

Society

Gambia Lost Glorious Son

The Gambia has lost one of her glorious sons in the person of Dr. Sulayman Nyang. Dr. Nyang, a former Professor and Chairman of African Studies Department at Howard University in Washington D.C., died on Tuesday. The 74-year-old man died after he had hospitalized for stroke. The former deputy Ambassador […]

News

Another Political Pillar Is Gone

The death of another worthy Gambian has been announced. Alhagie Kutubo Manneh, a strong pillar of the United Democratic Party (UDP), this morning answered to Allah’s call at the St. Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital in Banjul. The late Manneh was a medical microbiologist who was among 12 people who […]

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Their Voice Must Be Heard Breaks New Ground

By Mustapha Manneh Their Voice Must Be Heard (TVMBH) on Tuesday, November 6th, partnered with Tanzanian Human Rights Lawyer and International Development Specialist, Emilia Siwingwa, to break a new ground by conductibg a workshop on “Effective Community Responses to Large-Scale Development Projects”. The workshop, conducted at the Tarud Hall in […]

Politics

WE HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE PROUD OF THE BARROW GOVERNMENT!

News emanating from the Ministry of Finance through Ebrima Sillah, the Minister of Information on the government’s economic and financial reform is very encouraging. The downsizing of our foreign embassies, downsizing of government employees, new government vehicle policies, haulting of financial leakages, cost cutting and the digitalization of government payments […]