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1994 Coup: Intellectuals Should Apologise
“My interaction with a soldier whom I did not know was brief since I wanted them to leave the premises with speed. A Ministerial post was offered and I told the person that they will get my reply. They visited Sam Sarr who lived next[Read More…]
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SeneGambia Bridge Is A Dream Come True
January 21st, 2019, will forever be remembered as one of the most important days in the history of Senegal and The Gambia, the two neighbouring countries that have everything in common: lifestyle, language, culture and religion. The inauguration of a more than a kilometre concrete[Read More…]
2019 Driver’s License Issuance Begins
The Gambia police has announced that the issuance of the 2019 driver’s license by SEMLEX GAMBIA began since January 14. In a press release published below, the Inspector General of Police reminds the public that drivers must pass the requirements before they are issued license.[Read More…]
1994 Coup: Intellectuals Should Apologise
“My interaction with a soldier whom I did not know was brief since I wanted them to leave the premises with speed. A Ministerial post was offered and I told the person that they will get my reply. They visited Sam Sarr who lived next[Read More…]
OUSAINOU DARBOE A RARE POLITICIAN
Confronting a deadly and brutal dictator in his homeland for 22 years without fear, but risking his own life, property and the lives of many patriotic Gambians around him was not an easy task. Nothing could stop the determination in Ousainou Darboe and his patriotic[Read More…]
Another Political Icon Has Fallen
Hon. Ebrima Njie commonly and fondly known as Pesseh passed away on January 18 after a short illness and was buried the same day in Banjul. The passing of Pesseh Njie marks the end of an Icon in modern Gambian politics. Pesseh was the son[Read More…]
Halifa Debunks TRRC Witness’ Testimony
STATEMENT IN REBUTTAL OF FABRICATED EVIDENCE BY EX- CAPTAIN MOMAT CHAM Having more facts to testify than most Gambians regarding the injustices perpetrated against the people; having languished in Mile Two Prisons at the Maximum Security Wing in both the First and Second Republic, in[Read More…]
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