Barrow’s decision to pay tribute is not only appropriate—it is a necessary affirmation of political maturity and national memory.
Such a mode of governance is not only a betrayal of republican values but also a direct threat to national unity, democratic stability, and public trust.
There is a dangerous satisfaction in watching others fall especially the successful, powerful, or admired. But unlike ancient Rome, spectacles claim reputations
As a civil servant, policy advisor, and coordinator of national development projects—I have seen power at its best and at its worst.
As the GPA marks over 50 years of existence, it is fitting to recognize the individuals whose leadership, technical expertise, and institutional foresight
There’s a phrase Gambians often utter – half-joking, half in despair: “Gambians don’t support their own.” this saying cuts deep.
The tone of public discourse has hardened. Social media is becoming increasingly incendiary. Tribal insinuations are re-emerging.
I write this article as a former public servant and engaged citizen, compelled by a deep concern for the direction of our democracy
The saga of military-led transitions in the AES (African Exceptional States) countries unfolds like a tragic play with no final act.
As Sudan enters its third year of brutal conflict, the international community now faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis
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