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    GAMBIA: The National Assembly Must Uphold the Constitution and its Standing Orders

    The cry of protest from Hon. Modou L. Bah, Member for Banjul North, reverberates far beyond a mere procedural quibble. His public critique of...

    GAMBIA: Cabinet’s Excise Duty Waiver on Cement: A Stark Policy Failure Unveiling State-Capture and Monopoly Abuse

    On 12 December 2025, the Barrow administration issued a press release announcing the Cabinet’s approval of a temporary waiver of excise duty on imported...

    GAMBIA: Integrity Over Money: Dr. Gajigo Says No to Undefined D30 Million Government Contract

    Development economist turned politician Dr. Ousman Gagigo has characterized The Gambia's ongoing underdevelopment as a "fundamental failure of leadership." Dr. Gagigo stated on Coffee Time with...

    GAMBIA: When the State Forgets its Duty

    A nation is judged not by the poetry of its promises, but by the honesty of its actions. When the Gambian state is measured...

    GAMBIA: Billions Vanished: Scrutinizing NAWEC, Karpower, and Government Accountability

    Bun Dawda made an appearance on AG Radio Tuesday night. He presented an in-depth analysis of the dynamics between NAWEC, Karpower, the Ministry of...

    GAMBIA: Mai Ahmad Fatty’s Kerr Fatou Interview: A Dangerous Justification of Self-Perpetuating Rule and Corruption

    The interview conducted by Mai Ahmad Fatty on Kerr Fatou on Thursday December 11 is deeply troubling given the kinds of arguments he advanced....

    GAMBIA: The National Assembly Should Charge the Finance Minister with Contempt

    The Minister of Finance, Seedy Keita, has knowingly misinformed the National Assembly and such conduct meets the threshold of contempt of parliament. When he...

    GAMBIA: Selective Justice in The Gambia: Why Is Mama Jabbie Untouchable?

    In The Gambia today, public confidence in the justice system is slowly eroding—not because people oppose the rule of law, but because they see...

    GAMBIA: The Politicization and Weaponization of Institutions are Hallmarks Dictatorship

    The recent arrest and charges against Borry Touray by the Gambia Police Force are illegitimate, selective, and politically motivated. They constitute yet another attempt...

    GAMBIA: NAWEC and KARPOWERSHIP: Billions Wasted

    Newspapers recently reported that the government of The Gambia still owes Karpowership an arrear of $19.6 million. That amount is nothing compared to what...

    GAMBIA: Jammeh’s Ghost Return, Sanna Manjang’s Fall, and the Circus in Between

    The arrest of Lt. Colonel Sanna Manjang, Yahya Jammeh’s most infamous “Jungler” and a fugitive who vanished into the Casamance woods for nearly a...

    GAMBIA: Lack of Quorum in the National Assembly is Betrayal and Disrespect of Electorates

    The failure of the National Assembly to sit on Tuesday December 2 due to lack of quorum is not just disappointing, it is a...

    Hypocrisy and Double Standards by NPP, UDP and the IGP Must be Confronted

    Since UDP’s Borry S. Touray made those incendiary and dangerous remarks in Jambur, what has been most shocking is not the remarks themselves but...

    GAMBIA: The Capture of Notorious Jungler Sanna Manjang

    The capture of notorious jungler Sanna Manjang is a powerful reminder that no matter how long it takes, justice has a way of catching...

    GAMBIA: Was Guinea-Bissau’s November 26 “Coup” a Staged Drama or Just Another Institutional Breakdown?

    The November 26, 2025 “coup” in Guinea-Bissau has triggered two very different reactions. Many readers praised my earlier analysis for capturing the political and...

    GAMBIA: The Never-Ending Cement Crisis

    Every few months, Gambians regularly experience cement shortages. As I write this piece at the end of November, the country is undergoing yet another...
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