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Op-Ed: Sanna Manjang's Prosecution is Not a selective Justice as argued by others..
Sanna Manjang's Prosecution is Not a selective Justice as argued by others.. By Lamin E Fatty Unlike Sanna, the co-conspirators for the crimes he is charged for today, have made themselves available to a quasi judicial proceeding, some of them have voluntarily disclosed evidence/facts that may not have been known by the State or the Commission (due to limitless challenges present at the time). some have gone beyond the convenience of just narrating what they knew or can remem

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Dec 5, 20252 min read


Preserving the Gunjur Central Mosque: Safeguarding Our Spiritual and Cultural Heritage - Justice Ebrima Jaiteh
The Gunjur Central Mosque stands as more than a place of worship — it is a living monument that embodies the spiritual, cultural, and...

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Oct 10, 20252 min read


Opinion: Before spending millions to demolish a mosque, let’s build what truly matters for Gunjur’s people and future
As President Adama Barrow allegedly pledges to construct a new mosque in place of the decades-old Gunjur Central Mosque, many in the...

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Oct 9, 20253 min read


Opinion: The UDP Flagbearer Contest – Why Dr. Lamin J. Darbo Is the Right Choice
As the race for the United Democratic Party (UDP) flagbearer heats up, anticipation is growing within The Gambia’s political landscape....

Lamin Jammeh
Sep 3, 20254 min read


Op-Ed: When Journalism Endangers a vulnerable Interviewee: The case of Peter Gomez's Interview with Abdoulie Sanyang
When Journalism Endangers a vulnerable Interviewee: The case of Peter Gomez's Interview with Abdoulie Sanyang. By Salifu Manneh, Thursday...

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Aug 22, 20255 min read


Op-Ed: Judiciary reform alone cannot fix land disputes
The origins of land ownership may be debated, but in The Gambia today, the consequences of lack of appropriate safeguards are clear: our...

Dr. Omar Janneh
Aug 14, 20253 min read


Op-Ed: The ground we live on needs fixing, but the Barrow government is not up to that task
It is time for our land to stop being a source of conflict and become a source of peace, prosperity, and unity. It should be recognised...

Dr. Omar Janneh
Aug 14, 20253 min read


OP-ED: INDELIBLE: THE JANNEH COMMISSION’S COMPREHENSIVE FAILURE OF GOVERNANCE
That it occurred at all was The Gambia’s wonder of wonders. On 19 January 2017, a jubilant nation watched His Excellency Adama Barrow...

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Aug 14, 20256 min read


Op-Ed: Lease Does Not Ownership Make – A Reaction to Essa Faal
By Securing Futures: Land Rights Action Collaborative (SFLRAC) The TDA Lease Expired in 2020 - Full Stop Following Mr Essa Mbye Faal's...

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Jul 29, 20253 min read


Op-Ed: Beyond the Headlines: What the Faal Land Case Reveals About Our Governance
Securing Futures: Land Rights Action Collaborative (SFLRAC) As advocates for Kombo's dispossessed land-owning communities, SFLRAC has...

Dave Manneh
Jul 24, 20255 min read


Op-ed: Echoes Across the Border: Parallels Between Faye-Sonko and Barrow-Darboe Tensions in West African Politics
Echoes Across the Border: Parallels Between Faye-Sonko and Barrow-Darboe Tensions in West African Politics West Africa is no stranger to...
Fakaramo Kanteh
Jul 13, 20254 min read


Opinion: Nation at a Crossroads
What does the future hold for The Gambia? Where are we going from here? Salifu Manneh reflects on the state of our nation. By Salifu...

Gunjuronline.com
Jul 3, 20254 min read


Op-Ed: Beyond The Ceremony: Why Tree Planting Is Not Enough
Every rainy season in the Gambia, associations, organizations, and diverse groups take part in tree planting activities acrossdifferent...

Gunjuronline.com
Jun 17, 20253 min read


Gunjur’s Lamin Jassey Attends UN Ocean Conference in France
Lamin Jassey, Executive Director of the Gunjur Conservationists and Ecotourism Association (GCEA), is currently attending the ongoing...

Gunjuronline.com
Jun 11, 20252 min read


Op-Ed: Stuck in Place: The Silent Crisis of Involuntary Immobility and Gambia's Unemployed Youth
By Muhammed Lamin Dibba – Migration Specialist and AI Policy Negotiator in Humanitarian Contexts, Switzerland Introduction: A New...

Muhammed Lamin Dibba
Jun 11, 20256 min read


Features: Anything That Cannot Die Cannot Be Beautiful.
Live a little, my friends; live a little. Like flowers, we are destined to bloom and eventually fade away, much like perennials. Therein lies our essence and the natural progression of life, for anything that cannot die cannot truly be beautiful.

Sulayman (Saul) Njie
Jun 11, 20253 min read


A WAR ON MIGRATION, FUNDED BY THE EU (LIBYA PT. 1)
The Libyan Coast Guard is doing the European Union’s dirty work, capturing migrants as they attempt to cross the Mediterranean into...

Gunjuronline.com
Jun 10, 20251 min read


Op-Ed: Participatory Policymaking in Practice: Community Voices in The Gambia's Land Reform
By Dave Manneh - Research Lead Securing Futures: Land Rights Action Collaborative What does it mean to own the earth beneath your feet?...

Dave Manneh
Jun 10, 20255 min read


Op-Ed: The New Land Policy: Progress, But the Fight Continues
The By Dave Manneh - Research LeadSecuring Futures: Land Rights Action Collaborative The Gambia faces a long struggle for fair land...

Dave Manneh
Jun 9, 20253 min read


OPEN LETTER TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER - Hon. Momodou Charreh Gibba
OPEN LETTER TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER Hon. Dr. Mamadou Tangara Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad...

Gunjuronline.com
Jun 1, 20252 min read
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