Tribute

By: Momodou Camara Allow me to quote from Marc Antony in his speech at the Burial of Julius Caesar and its relevance to Gambians and...

By Hassoum Ceesay Alhaji Ebou Taal who died at 82, weekend, was a pioneer Gambian diplomat, international civil servant and a historian of the socio-political...

By Omar Joof The face of modern Bakoteh is no more. Alkali Meta Jassey recently joined his ancestors after a tenure of almost fifty years. He...

By Capt. Ebou Jallow During the AFPRC transitional government, The Gambia was in a state of exception, a juridical condition without a constitutional foundation and...

Toney F Mendy, UTG Even as you rest, likely, with the imaginary simile of yours that many and myself today painted to console our hearts...

By Alagi Yorro Jallow In comrade Solo Sandeng, the Gambia have lost yet another giant and icon of the second liberation struggle. It is a...

Hope was how I felt anticipating to attend his class, which was a trace too far from the uncouth cousin of hope: optimism. Yes,...

By Baboucarr Camara There is no better feeling than putting on that gown with your name loudly called through the PA system and asked to...

By Prof Muhammadou MO Kah Inna lilahi wa inna elaihi raaji houn. May Allah SWT grant Papa Serign Muhammadou Kabir Kah Jannatul Fridaus. We convey our...

By Momodou Sabally A wonderful mother, the late Aja Fatou Asombie Bojang, was the very embodiment of love, magnanimity and compassion. News of her passing...

By:-DR. Henry D. R. Carrol (M.R.G.) Solicitor General Emeritus Of The Gambia & Senior Oxford-Trained Lawyer. Let me start my tribute, by playing on my mouth...

By Tijan Massaneh Ceesay Once he asked me during a Guard of Honor inspection where did I get my information from when I uttered that...