Author: Musa Saidykhan

Politics

CHRG-UK Fetes Gambia Resolution Victory

The European Parliament last Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a joint resolution condemning the political violence of the regime of President Yahya Jammeh of The Gambia. The resolution which was spearheaded by Scottish lawmaker, David Martin at the request of the Gambian born human rights activists, Alieu Ceesay of the Scotland-based Campaign […]

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Baby Among Jammeh’s Victims

A four week’s old baby has become the youngest victim of Yahya Jammh’s brutality. The baby, currently in detention with her mother Kaddy Fatty at the Police Intervention Unit in Kanifing, is among more than two dozen peaceful protesters rounded up at Kanifing on Monday. Kaddy’s husband Modou Fatty remains […]

Society

How Kani-kunda Discovers Unity Path

Thousands of worshippers last Saturday converged at Jarra Kani-kunda to partake in the village’s 19th annual Islamic gathering. Kani-kunda, a village founded by Mama Yoro Saidykhan some four centuries back, lies a stone throw from Soma town in Lower River Region. Mama Yoro (named Adam at birth), the knowledge endowed […]

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US Court Convicts Gambia Attackers

Four Americans of Gambian origin have been sentenced by a Minnesota judge for their involvement in the failed December 30th 2014 coup in the Gambia. Texas real estate developer Cherno Njie and three others were convicted and sentenced for violating the United States Neutrality Act. The act was last used […]

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Gambia Crackdown Sparks Call To Action

By Abdoulie John The Gambia’s crackdown on peaceful protesters has been condemned left and right, with some opposition party leaders decrying the use of ‘excessive force’ against United Democratic Party (UDP) supporters protesting against court decision to deny their leader Ousainou Darboe and his co-accused persons bail. “The crackdown on protesters is not […]