The Gambia’s Response to Covid-19: Socio-Economic & Human Rights…
The Gambia survives on a small economy relying primarily on tourism, agriculture and foreign aid. The World Travel and Tourism…
Opinion
Opinion
Situating Media Freedom in the Final Draft Constitution
Let me share with you some key provisions of the Final Draft Constitution (FDC) that provides for media freedom in The Gambia.…
Coronavirus Puts Children Living In Poverty at Greater Risk
By Victor Koyi, Africa Regional Director, ChildFund International
The world is reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic. Isolation,…
Covid-19: For Gambia, Just What the Doctor Ordered
If COVID-19 has dealt the world a near-mortal blow, if it has locked down cities and sent powerful countries reeling, if it…
Senegambian Lives amid Covid-19 lockdown in Italy
Importance of remittances for Senegambian households
According to the World Bank 2018 Migration and Development Brief,…
COVID-19 Rollercoaster
Prior to gaining independence in 1965, The Republic of The Gambia hurdled its fair shares of trials and tribulations. In 1869, the…
Gambia Is Not an Island
Though the efforts of Gambia’s health authorities to combat the cornovirus (COVID-19) are commendable, the Government needs to…
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…
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…
