Nations are ultimately shaped by the ideas they embrace, the values they transmit, and the quality of thought they cultivate…
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YAAY, DIMBALÉMA; The Silent Shelter That Raised Me
She would often remind us that if one chose to remain in public service, one must serve honestly and honorably.
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Fuel Subsidies in a Time of Crisis: Balancing Economic Pressures and Social Stability
Public acceptance of difficult economic measures often depends on whether citizens believe the sacrifices are being distributed equitably across society
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GUEST EDITORIAL – The Responsibility of Political Speech in a Democracy
Words, whether spoken carelessly or deliberately, are never neutral. They can preserve civic peace, or quietly erode it.
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Alhaji Yaya Ceesay (1937–2026): Honouring a Foundational Statesman, Community Elder, and Respected National Figure
Throughout his long political career, Alhaji Yaya Ceesay was known for his steady leadership, political resilience, and close ties with…
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Safeguarding Truth in an Age of Uncertainty: The Case for The Gambia’s National Misinformation and Disinformation Response Center
In this environment, information itself has become a battleground, where competing narratives, often amplified through social media
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When Generosity Becomes Memory
Generosity is not defined by how much we have. It is defined by how we see one another, in whether…
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In the Shadow of April 10: A Public Servant’s Memory
Years have passed, but that day has never really left. It returns in fragments: the sound of sirens, the stillness…
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When Power Rewrites the Scoreline
When the most severe sanctions are imposed only after a match has concluded, rather than enforced in real time, unavoidable…
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Eid Without Their Voices
My thoughts turn especially to my mother, my father, and my dear sisters, Louise and Da Bintou Njie. Their absence…
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