ECUADOR’S PRESIDENT Lenin Moreno traveled to London on Friday for the ostensible purpose of speaking at the 2018 Global Disabilities Summit Summit (Moreno has been using a wheelchair since being shot in a 1998 robbery attempt). attemp). Read more here: https://static.theintercept.com/amp/ecuador-will-imminently-withdraw-asylum-for-julian-assange-and-hand-him-over-to-the-uk-what-comes-next.html
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Whistleblower Contests Dismissal
Cadet Assistant Superintendent Inspector Omar T. Camara would not allow his July 3rd dismissal from The Gambia Immigration Department go uncontested. Camera was accused of failing to accept outpost transfer. In a rebuttal letter to Immigration Director, Mr. Camara said was victimised for blowing the whistle, and that his dismissal […]
My Recollection Of Kanni-kunda Final Part
By Seedy Fofanah Growing up in the village as a boy in those days was very challenging. You were made as busy as a honey bee. Apart from taking your diurnal and nocturnal Quranic lessons, you were required to do many things. If you were not at school taking your […]
Darboe’s Modesty Is Admirable
The Vice President of the Republic of The Gambia Ousainou Darboe behaves like an ordinary citizen on his way to and work. Mr. Darboe is a very down to earth leader who chooses modesty in whatever he does. His recent Faraba Banta visit is a testimony to his demonstration of […]
Why UDP Remains Solid Despite..
The unfortunate events of the last three weeks have undoubtedly affected the hard working grassroot members of the UDP [United Democratic Party] at home and around the world. The UDP party and the innocent members have been all been accused of many unfounded allegations. As a result, the party is […]
Greenpeace Africa Calls For Thorough Investigation Into The Death Of 8 Rhinos
Eight out of 14 critically endangered black rhinos have died after being moved from the Nairobi and Lake Nakuru national parks to a new sanctuary created in Tsavo East national park. The translocation[1] program jointly conducted by Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) at a cost of shs […]
The Gambia: A Society Of Touch One Touch All. A Dilemma For Telling The Truth!
In The Gambia we do hesitate to boast of being one nation, one people or one family. To my view, this is true and fantastic, and rarely seen in many parts of the world. The problem with this catchphrase is, it is true until we are challenged to speak out […]
Justice Ministry Raises More Questions
The above clarifications by the Ministry must be welcomed. It should have been done at the time of Mr Kurang’s contract termination announcement. As they have stated, that the Commission operates like a civil court, its integrity and jurisprudence are essential and must not be compromised hence the need for […]
Stop Being Oversensitive
It is enough: do what they are doing if you believe you are who you think you are. Over-sensitivity towards others, lack of self-esteem, and death of sense of pride in oneself as well as taking apologetic approach to irrelevant issues are behind the absense of Mandinka or Mande Groups. […]
Your ABC And 123 Of Political Economy
By Sarjo Bayang Part 20: Political Job is Temporal Occupation of Permanent Position […]
Indiscipline Doesn’t Pay
The Janneh Inquiry Commission is an independent body with clearly defined remits beyond which they have no power. Secondly, neither [Alhaji] Kurang nor [Amie] Bensouda has any power or authority to decide anything for the Commission. Both are there merely to assist the Commission and are answerable to the Commissioners. […]
MFWA Pinpoints Gambia’s Faults
The Accra-based Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) has pinpointed some faults of The Gambia government. The complaint – contained in a submission to the Human Rights Commission ahead of the review of The Gambia’s report with regard to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights – blamed the […]