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The Economy Reigns Supreme Over Politics

By Tumbul Trawally, Seattle, U.S.A. Economics, not...

Muddy Waters of Female Circumcision in Islam 

By Momodou Buharry Gassama, Stockholm, Sweden The current...

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The Economy Reigns Supreme Over Politics

By Tumbul Trawally, Seattle, U.S.A. Economics, not politics, will determine the direction of President Trump’s Tariff Regime. That has and will always be true. After imposing high tariffs on...

The Indispensability of Strong Government Institutions in Democratic Governance

By Tumbul Trawally Seattle, USA To those who second-guess or question the importance of having...

Muddy Waters of Female Circumcision in Islam 

By Momodou Buharry Gassama, Stockholm, Sweden The current debate surrounding female circumcision, also known as...

Fighting for Democracy and Diversity are Worthwhile

 By Tumbul Trawally, Seattle, U.S.A  Narcissists do not have the ability to self-reflect; cannot see...

The Vanguards of the Paradigm Shift against their Intellectual Progenies—Part 7

By Musa Sanneh From July 29th to 31st, 2023, PDOIS held its "midterm congress" in Penchami...

The Republic, Democracy and Rights

By Madi Jobarteh What is a Republic? The basic dictionary meaning is that it is a state in which power is held by the people...

Protect the Final Draft Constitution, Our Key to the Future

By Madi Jobarteh Gambians, let us stand up to create and protect our future which begins with this Final Draft Constitution. This is the tool...

Retroactive Legislation: A Constitutional Quagmire

By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. Introduction In April 2016, the late Solo Sanding was arrested and allegedly tortured to death for demanding electoral reforms in The Gambia....

The 2020 Draft Constitution—My Take

By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. Introduction and Scope of my Review In March 2020, CRC submitted its final draft of the 2019 constitution to President Barrow. Politicians,...

The National Discussion on the Final Draft Constitution

By Madi Jobarteh Part 2: Power of National Assembly to Change the Final Draft Since the CRC handed over the Final Draft Constitution to President Adama...

The National Discussion on the Final Draft Constitution

Part 1: Presidential Term Limit By Madi Jobarteh Indeed, Harona Drammeh and Paradise TV deserve immense commendation for the foresight and pioneering initiative in setting the...

The National Assembly and National Destiny

By Madi Jobarteh If anyone understands the nature of a Democratic Republic one will not be in any doubt to realize that the destiny of...

No Gambian Should Serve as President for More Ten Years

Defend the Draft Constitution By Madi Jobarteh It is indeed quite concerning that the Cabinet of President Adama Barrow has expressed objection to the draft constitution...

The Future of a Republican Gambia is Equally in the Hands of Journalists

By Madi Jobarteh Journalism without fear or favour. The Gambia needs strong and fearless journalists today more than ever! Today is World Press Freedom Day with the theme ‘Journalism...

The Final Draft Constitution: My Vote is YES in the Referendum!

By Madi Jobarteh Let me first of all express my heartfelt congratulations to the Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) for producing a robust, positive and forward looking final...

Schedule 2 of the Draft Constitution is Discriminatory against Men

By Bubacarr Drammeh One of the incongruous sections of the draft constitution is Section 134. The said Section addresses the composition of the National Assembly....

Keep the Word “Secular” Out of the Draft Constitution

By Bubacarr Drammeh  Introduction One of the most controversial provision of the draft constitution is section one. The said section reads “The Gambia is a Sovereign...

Misconceptions and Misinformation on Secularity, Part 2

By Madi Jobarteh I have never doubted the continued existence and the future of The Gambia until the issue of ‘secularity of the state’ emerged...

Regarding the Draft Constitution, Part V

By Foday Samateh  On the System of  Local Government, the draft Constitution in Section 202 (1) states: “A local government shall be based on a council which...

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