History of the Gambia Independence Movement
The pioneer and one of the original leaders on the so called Road to Independence of The Gambia from colonial Britain was the Aku…
Opinion
Opinion
Departure from Drum-Beating Politics
As Gambia’s political space gets crowded with the emergence of new parties, it’s imperative to reflect on the way and manner…
Creative Politics: The unfulfilled promise of African independence
With the exception of Ethiopia, and to a lesser extent Liberia, all African countries are creations of colonialism. And they are…
Vatican II Revisited: On the Equality and Unity of Faiths
A day before Christmas 2019, Reuters quoted Pope Francis as saying to the world’s estimated 1.3 billion Catholics, and by…
Writing Invisible Lives: Memory as History in Cherno Njie’s Sweat Is…
Before going into the chapter-by-chapter review, a glance at the acknowledgments given in the book introduces the reader to the…
Writing Invisible Lives: Memory as History in Cherno Njie’s Sweat Is…
By Toyin Falola
The book, Sweat is Invisible in the Rain, written by Cherno M. Njie and published by the Pan-African…
Understanding the 2020 Budget Story in Infographics
THE STORY OF THE 2020 BUDGET for a Layman and a Laywoman in Pictures
Prevent Violence Against Children
The world recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The convention is an…
The De-Ethnicization of Gambian Society, and the Fluidity of its Tribal…
“I don’t have a tribe; Gambia is my tribe”. This slogan, like “what a man can do, a woman can do better” belongs to that category…
Misplaced Priorities: Why Is The Gambia suing Myanmar?
In a strange piece of news, our Attorney General and Justice Minister, Mr. Abubacarr Tambadou, announced last week that The Gambia…
