Commentary

By Lamin Comma The rainy season accentuates the problem of waste disposal in our urban areas. No doubt we now experience a flurry of complaints...

By Tumbul Trawally To Halifa Sallah and those who question the constitutionality of the seizure of the butcher/dictator's assets, here are the answers: According to Justice...

It's Saturday, 01 July, 2017. We left my lodgings at 4:04 am and got to Banjul at 4:45, so we could catch the first...

By Gibril Saine, London Follow – as if an episode from GRTS television series, Banjul has become an interesting city of late with so much...

Traumatised by loss of young men at sea, mothers and relatives work to find alternatives to perilous journey to Europe. The morning shift begins under...

By Madi Jobarteh Why did the Barrow administration change only two provisions in our Constitution when they had identified in their 2016 Manifesto numerous provisions...

By Yusef Taylor Blackout One of the biggest problems facing The Gambia is the lack of stable energy supply in the Greater Banjul Area and the...

 By Madi Jobarteh During a brutal war of liberation against the British, the first 13 American colonies declared independence to become the United States of...

 By Njundu Drammeh We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid...

Finally we have the Gambia National Think Tank (GAMNATT) inaugurated, with responsibility “….to facilitate the formulation and dissemination of a national development blueprint, introduce...

I'd never heard of Baa Tambadou until his appointment as Attorney General and Minister of Justice. The two (nonpartisan) Cabinet appointments I was so...

 By Madi Jobarteh The conversation between Sheriff Tambadou and Ndoura Badgie is despicable, unprofessional and unethical on both parties. Sheriff betrayed sacred professional principles and...