A story that once traveled from compound to compound now reaches thousands of people before the target of it has…
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The Banjul Mafia: What History Really Tells Us
History should help us understand where our political language came from. It should not become a substitute for evidence.
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Project Management In The Health Sector of The Gambia
Good project management does not mean the absence of problems. It means having the capacity to recognize problems, respond to…
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Karpowership, NAWEC and the Real Cost of Keeping the Lights On
The question is therefore no longer simply how much we pay for a kilowatt-hour. It is what we are paying,…
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Senegal’s Debt Crisis: What Should The Gambia Be Watching?
The latest IMF assessment gives us reason for cautious confidence, but it also reminds The Gambia that debt sustainability cannot…
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In the Company of Nations: Dr. E.M. Samba and The Gambia’s Legacy in Global Health
The best way to honor Dr. Samba’s legacy is to build on what he helped start: strengthen our health institutions,…
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Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him): The Mercy We Celebrate and the Example We Must Follow
Let our Gamo produce greater kindness, our salawaat greater humility, our khassaïdes greater love, and our remembrance greater unity.
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Politics Is Not War: What Tuti Faal Reminded Us About Being Gambian
Politics will change. Parties will rise and fall. Governments will come and go. Leaders will leave office. But The Gambia…
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Sang Marie: Mary, Maryam and the Values That Unite Us
May this year’s celebration of Sang Marie strengthen the bonds of friendship between Christians and Muslims throughout The Gambia.
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Reflection – The Quiet Danger of Assumptions
When we listen before reaching a conclusion, we may discover that the situation is very different from what we first…
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