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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The Continuing Human Struggle – Reflections on Surah Al-Hijr and the Moral Choices of Our Time
The spiritual legacy of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba reminds believers that moral resilience is often the highest form of triumph.
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The Ministry That Shaped a Generation of Public Servants: Reflections on Economic Planning in The Gambia
The true legacy of the Ministry of Economic Planning and Industrial Development was not simply the plans it produced or…
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Why I Support Edi Faal’s Appointment as Chief Justice
As The Gambia continues to strengthen its democratic institutions, experience, competence, and integrity are attributes that should be valued
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Reflection – When The Sky Went Dark: What Is Nature Telling Us?
Nature continues to remind us that human achievement does not eliminate human dependence
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Commentary – Honour Before Shame: The Legacy We Leave Behind
The respect we desire must be the respect we are prepared to give. The dignity we expect must be the…
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Analysis – Beyond the Announcement: A New Chapter in The Gambia’s Energy Journey
No country can build a competitive economy if businesses, hospitals, farmers, and households remain vulnerable to unreliable energy supplies
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My Soul Travelled: Reflections at Farato
I particularly appreciated that President Adama Barrow acknowledged the many individuals and institutions that helped bring the project to fruition.
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