By Alhassan Darboe Readers and watchers of news recently, would recall the reasons of many Gambian migrants rescued by Italian rescue boats, on why they risked their lives in the Mediterranean Sea for better life in Europe. It is now a common occurrence to see an obviously grateful but rescued […]
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Why UDP Can’t Win Presidency
The deputy leader of the United Democratic Party has explained why her party could not win the presidency, despite pulling large crowds. The challenge, Mariam Secka concurred at a Brikama rally, lies in transferring these large crowds into real votes for the party. “Our diagnosis of the problem has shown […]
Liberation Of Gambia: All Of Us Against Jammeh’s APRC; Not “Tribal War”
By Ousainou Mbenga As Jammeh’s neocolonial regime is on the brink about to be flicked off the cliff, we must ask ourselves the imperative question: To what end are we fighting to liberate our beloved Gambia? Are we fighting for “short-term gains” such as mere regime change, meaningless reforms, including […]
Gambia’s Political Tribalism Of Carnage
By Unbiased Prince Indeed, I left it in Political Tribalism of carnage hence in real relentless of dismaying the citizenries’ Aspirational Mutuality. Terminally falling into a Complete Ruin State of whereby disturbing in details and way at its Trepidation but only merited to such sadistic affaires By the APRC failed […]
Message For Jammeh’s Monsters
By Unbaised Prince The Celestial Concords of Phenomenally Hankered within Judgement of all Goodness are Here to Stay fellow Gambians and That is Final!!! So tell the APRC little monsters that the APRC supporters are trying to be at the helms of helping brutality to continue in country and in […]
How Jammeh Can Be Beaten
Gambian political activist and social commentator is full of hope that despite the powers and advantages of incumbency, President Yahya Jammeh is beatable in the forthcoming election if change-hungry Gambians unite around a sound strategy. Burama Sanneh presented a paper at a town hall style meeting in Seattle, Washington State, […]
Despite Hiccups UDP Remains Strong
The caretaker leader of the opposition United Democratic Party has dispelled rumours milling in town that Yahya Jammeh has nailed the coffin on the UDP. Despite hiccups and blights, Mariam Secka said the main opposition party remains strong and that its members are highly spirited. “Whilst we were busy on […]
Halifa Asks For Solo Sandeng’s Body
The Secretary General of the People’s Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism has asked about the body of the slain opposition activist Ebrima Solo Sandeng. In a solidarity message on the conviction of the United Democratic Party leadership and supporters published below, Halifa Sallah asked: “Where is his body? Every body […]
EU Lawmakers Take On Jammeh
European lawmakers want their Union to adopt a tougher stance against Gambian President Yahya Jammeh. They also want the bloc to provide support to the Gambia’s opposition parties and civil society organisations as well as begin the process of Article 96 consultation with the Gambia’s tyrannical government. At a recent […]
My Beef With Captain Bunja Darboe
By Kinteh Too unsubstantiated and too late. I read through this piece and at the end of it, felt very disappointed with our former men in uniform. Firstly, it is very apologetic. Every second paragraph, begins with what Bunja dued to the man, followed by regrets about the reincarnation of his […]
The Lawyer Ousainou Darboe You Do Not Know
By Sheriff Kora Any Gambian mindful of the political developments in the country is aware of how a few half-baked, unsophisticated politicians with less regard for good governance and the rights of man have systematically threatened the idea of freedom once cherished and familiar to us all. Despite the regime […]
Gambians in UK Damn Lawyer Darboe’s Conviction
By Baba Jobe It was Friday afternoon when I emerged from the Charing Cross tube station. I had just disembarked from a Northern Line sparsely filled train heading to Edgeware. I had travelled from the northwest of England to attend a protest organised by Gambian human rights activists to highlight […]