What Power Forgets, History Will Remember
Abdoulie Mam Njie
July 9, 2025
As a civil servant, policy advisor, and coordinator of national development projects—I have seen power at its best and at its worst.
Contribution
Stewards of the Port: Honoring the Architects Behind The Gambia Ports Authority
Abdoulie Mam Njie
July 7, 2025
As the GPA marks over 50 years of existence, it is fitting to recognize the individuals whose leadership, technical expertise, and institutional foresight
Crabs in a Bucket: A Call for Spiritual and National Renewal Among Gambians
Abdoulie Mam Njie
July 4, 2025
There’s a phrase Gambians often utter – half-joking, half in despair: “Gambians don’t support their own.” this saying cuts deep.
In Troubled Winds, Be the Anchor: A Plea for Political Maturity and National Unity
Abdoulie Mam Njie
June 30, 2025
The tone of public discourse has hardened. Social media is becoming increasingly incendiary. Tribal insinuations are re-emerging.
The Gambia at the Crossroads Again
Abdoulie Mam Njie
June 18, 2025
I write this article as a former public servant and engaged citizen, compelled by a deep concern for the direction of our democracy
AES Soldiers and the Farce of Power: Unending Transitions Through Media Deception. The Tragic Comedy of AES Soldiers and the Propaganda Populist Playbook.
Alagi Yorro Jallow
May 1, 2025
The saga of military-led transitions in the AES (African Exceptional States) countries unfolds like a tragic play with no final act.
Old Man Musing – Urgent Need To Turn Words Into Action: The Ongoing Sudan War
Hassan Gibril
April 14, 2025
As Sudan enters its third year of brutal conflict, the international community now faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis
Congratulations to Dr. Ismail D. Badjie, PharmD – The First Gambian Stanford Seed Fellow – A Beacon of Transformational Leadership
Gambia Journal
April 7, 2025
Dr. Ismail D. Badjie, Founder and CEO of Innovarx Global Health, on his extraordinary milestone as the First Gambian to be selected as a Stanford Seed Fellow
Fixing Gambia – My Vote, or Your Political Life; Diaspora Gambians Should, and Can Be Enabled to Vote in Elections.
Katim Seringe Touray, Ph.D.
April 5, 2025
Almost every sector of the country’s economy is struggling, and every arm of government is failing to provide the quality of services to Gambians
From Banjul to the White House: How a Trip to The Gambia Shaped George W. Bush’s Legacy on AIDS Relief
Tim Barnicle
February 19, 2025
Moment of Surrender – PEPFAR and America’s Declining Leadership
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