Author: Suntou Touray

Politics

The Struggle Before The Revolution

Every revolution, every change of a status quo through out the history of human social co-existence, nation building or organisational formations must be understood to have gone through such phases that would overlap one another, diverge at some points and finally converge to a focal point of understanding, an understanding […]

Editorial

The Prophet’s Sermon on Ramadan

Baihaqi reported on the authority of Salman Al-Farsi (Radhi Allah ‘Anh) that Prophet (‘Alaihi Salat was-Salam) delivered a sermon on the last day of the month of Sha’ban. In it he (‘Alaihi Salat was-Salam) said, “O People! The month of Allah (Ramadan) has come with its mercies, blessings and forgivenesses. […]

Editorial

No Sex Please, We’re Parliamentarians

The democracy in South Africa is exemplary at best. The country’s parliamentarians resort to protest after a  sex shop was open close to the house of parliament. If this was in the Gambia, forceful reprisals have would ensued. South Africa’s ruling ANC on Wednesday protested the opening of a sex […]