Editorial

Editorial

'Don't Abandon Your Family'

Gambian Muslim Cleric sees no reason why Muslims should not take good care of their families. “Any one who wants to reap Allah’s bounty in this world and the Hereafter must not hesitate to take good care of his/her family,” the Chief Imam of Detroit Islamic Center said. In his weekly […]

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Court Mulls Over Striking Out Journalists' Case

Magistrate Hillary Abeke of Banjul has hinted the possibility of striking out the trial of journalists Musa Sheriff, Editor of Voice Newspaper and freelance journalist Sainey Marenah. The duo had been standing trial since January this year. But the conspicuous absence of the prosecutor in court last week infuriated the […]

Editorial Health

‘Diseases Have No Boundary’

The deputy Director of Health Promotion and Education has defended the Gambia’s readiness for the deadly Ebola virus, saying “diseases have no boundary.” “Ebola is a killer disease that is fast growing within the sub-Saharan Africa,” Muhammed Saho told journalist at the National Nutrition Agency conference hall in Banjul. “If […]

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Jammeh Sets Trap With Phone

Anyone who converses with Gambian President over the phone has been warned to be extra careful if they don’t want to fall into his trap. “This is a stern warning to anyone who communicates with President Yahya Jammeh,” the State House Revealer alerted. “People should be careful in the way […]

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Debate Over Raising Chickens In US

By Lamin Sabally in Minnesota National Public Radio Intelligence Square Debaters fiercely battle ideas on raising chickens in US residential backyard. If I were still living in the Gambia, Africa’s incontrovertible Smiling Coast and was told that an intense debate got underway on the National Radio airwaves about imminent possibility […]

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 […]

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‘Africa Faces Persistent Challenges’

Africa Day on 25 May will be the conclusion of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the formation of the Organisation of African Unity, now the African Union. Africa has used the opportunity of these celebrations to reflect on the past fifty years, the current state of the continent, but most […]

Editorial

Nigerian Women Repel Boko Haram

Local women in the villages of Attagara and Kawuri in Borno State disarmed 10 Boko Haram terrorists who tried to attack their communities over the weekend resulting in the lynching of seven of the insurgents. As part of its ongoing reign of terror, Boko Haram tried to spread its operations […]