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"Many of The Gambia’s issues are symptoms of institutional failures, poor policy-making, and lack of honest leadership." - Dr Foday J Darboe

"Gambians deserve a corruption free government and I am positive H. E. Adama Barrow will lead us to that Promise Land." - Ansumana Bojang

Written by Musa Bah: Even a half dose of the current obsession of the Gambian media - both new and traditional - can turn an optimist...

“Upon hearing news that Mugabe passed away, the sounds and lyrics of Bob Marley kept oozing into my consciousness”

Written by Musa Bah: - A wave of xenophobic violence is raging in South Africa. Angry youth are attacking shops and business centres...

In past times, Africa has been bedeviled with various forms of lawlessness which led to awful days of extremists and imperialists. Where...

By Musa Bah: Scandals are notorious for refusing to go away. They linger on and lurk around; just waiting for an opportunity to resurface...

But Yankuba is yet to be indicted for any direct involvement in human right abuses. And if the law of the land is anything to go by, then...

By Lamin Darboe, Leicester, UK: The land of Berending with magnanimity and respect "Bounya" was given to Abuluwa Sanyang around late 19th...

In his all-time best selling masterpiece, ‘’48 Laws of Power’’, the widely respected author Robert Greene described narcissism as a...

It is about that time of the year when the performance of our students is presented to them by the West African Examinations Council. I...

Written by Musa Bah: In an encounter with the media sometime in 2017, President Adama Barrow was asked whether he would ever reappoint...

By Ansumana B.Bojang Comments by Mr. Abdou Njie, the chairman of 3 years Jotna movement is treasonous and incitement of violence. I have...

Facebook has a weird way of waking up sleeping dogs; and I found one moment this morning. After a few days of critiquing the Public...

Written by Ansumana B. Bojang: Every country is governed by rules and regulations with the clear intention of protecting it's people and...

Hon. Ousainou Darboe: Security Sector Reform not going at a rapid enough pace given the security challenges of the country.

What happened to the seized forty-eight blocks of cocaine hidden in a shipment of sugar at Banjul Port?

Today is August 12th, which means we are edging closer to December 2019; that month which will mark three years since we successfully ousted

I encourage the Victims Centre that was invoked by the Attorney General in order to take cover for this unpopular and wrongheaded decision t

By Dodou Jawneh: In the name of rational analysis, Dr Ismaila Ceesay and Fatou Camara argued that the wanton destruction of the Gambia's...