We pray that our gracious God, in his infinite mercy, grant our beloved Dr. Jammeh the best of abode in…
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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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The Gambia Bar Association’s Storm Blows Down The Wrong Tree
Pa Edi’s experience and achievements will be a reservoir of knowledge for upcoming lawyers who choose the path of political…
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Save Our Stomachs: The Gambia Needs to Take Food Hygiene Seriously
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – I think we need to talk about food hygiene and safety in The Gambia.…
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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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Commentary – Who Owns The Gambia? The Economic Question That Must Define the Next Election
The late Vice President Badara Joof, a man whose contributions to this country deserve more recognition raised precisely these same…
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Contribution – A Failed State in the Making
Corruption is the biggest long term threat to national security in The Gambia.
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Contribution – In the Country of Dawda Jawara, I Encountered the Africa We Keep Betraying
I left carrying something far more personal: grief for the Africa we are losing, and gratitude for the fragments of…
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Echoes Across the Border: Parallels Between Faye-Sonko and Barrow-Darboe Tensions in West African Politics
For those watching from Banjul to Dakar, the writing is already on the wall. It’s just a matter of how…
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