Dear Mawdo: Learning to become at Nautical College
By Rohey Samba
Dear Mawdo,
As a Pisces, I am a natural observer of people. I love to watch live scenes pass me by, preferring the...
Dear Mawdo: A burial and a lesson learnt
By Rohey Samba
Dear Mawdo,
Following the fire incident, Adjoa made sure that everyone knew who caused the fire outbreak. It was me!
She couldn't help herself....
Dear Mawdo: The way rivers forge canyons
By Rohey Samba
Dear Mawdo,
I loathe to say that in life, our greatest adversaries are not the people we barely know. Some of them are...
Let children be children! The effect words have on our children…
By Rohey Samba
She was stressed out and panting. Over the steaming cup of porridge she had carefully toiled and sweated to cook for her...
Who rules whom? Man or woman?
By Rohey Samba
'As a feminist by default and an observer of men by volition, I am of the unbridled conviction that men doggedly and...
The language we were born knowing The tragedy of childhood is...
By Rohey Samba
Some kids love to laugh. Loud, boisterous, heartfelt laughter, which rings across like springs of water droplets that descend heavily on top...
Unraveling the burden of truth in the pursuit of reconciliation
By Rohey Samba
An intergenerational listening circle for women
They all came at their own volition in response to an invitation that took months to confirm....
To work to earn a living or to make a living?...
By Rohey Samba
Kumba am Ndey
(After her major outburst, she regarded her colleague for a while before slowly stating) I have heard all you have...
To work to earn a living or to make a living?...
By Rohey Samba
When someone, anyone, who is not worthy of being a secretary for his/her lack of skills and basic education - by education...
New Gambia: To walk the talk
With Rohey Samba
As an oestrogen based life form, unlike my testosterone counterparts, I am expected to suck up quibbles and move on. Not fight...
There is no self-made man!
With Rohey Samba
Within reason, I wish not to impose customs or redefine mores. Nor yet do I wish to mind the affairs of the...
I never knew what I’d do if I caught up with...
With Rohey Samba
I was born in Farato village in the early eighties, a while after the attempted infamous coup d'etat by Kukoi Samba Sanyang....
When wilt that statue, bend down low? A tribute to my...
With Rohey Samba
The cynical old philosopher Hobbles was quoted as saying many years ago that man's life is 'nasty, brutish and short'. This was...