Archive

2022

2 January 2022: Various: Looking Back and Sharing Some Thoughts

 2021

24 August 2021: President Adama Barrow’s administration is very corrupt and condones corruption

2020

30 March 2020: Guidelines for infection control following death from Covid-19

 2019

14 September 2019: Deliberate abuse of office and reckless indifference to it

13 September 2019: A Case of Deliberate Abuse of Office: Mr. Abubacarr M. Tambadou, Gambia’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice Improperly Applied for and Obtained Five Diplomatic Passports for Family Members

18 July 2019: The coalition 2016 agreement of three years: Yahya Jammeh could have banned the coalition from contesting the 2016 presidential elections on constitutional grounds

26 February 2019: The Gambia’s TRRC: Reckless failures of intelligent leadership led to the deliberate destruction of evidence at the notorious NIA, now SIS

9 February 2019: The Gambia’s TRRC, should we expect better from the subsequent sessions?

18 January 2019: Only a clueless and irresponsible government can come out of a dictatorial regime and issue firearms and ammunition importation licence to a company with an unmanageably large and diverse business portfolio

15 January 2019: Watch out, President Barrow is becoming a Constitutional Vandal

10 January 2019: Questions and more about the allegations of conflicts of interests in The Gambia’s TRRC

7 January 2019: The unusual, unethical, potentially luring and corruption-inducing gifting of a plot of land to a witness by the TRRC’s Lead Counsel, Mr. Essa M. Faal

6 January 2019: The PPP 2018 Congress: when will the dust settle on the once dominant party of The Gambia?

1 January 2019: Dispiriting levels of incompetence, cluelessness and lack of vision are hallmarks of two years of the Barrow government - revisited

2018

8 December 2018: Every little helps - we must scrutinise the government’s policies and motivations for doing anything

4 December 2018: Free lunch may be an inducement to get what you want some day

30 November 2018: It is time to tilt the politics away from a Barrow government

30 November 2018: Excuses for doing nothing: The Barrow government’s love for commission of inquiries

14 October 2018: The case for holding The Gambia’s presidential elections in 2019

7 September 2018: Does the Barrow household need a movement and a foundation?

6 September 2018: The invisible bank of President Barrow

6 September 2018: On the Appointment of Mr. Essa M Faal as the Gambia's lead counsel to The Gambia’s Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission

4 September 2018: The dithering government

30 August 2018: Dr. Omar Janneh responds to Mr Matarr S Baldeh’s claim that Ms Adelaide Sosseh-Gaye is not conflicted and should be appointed Deputy Chairperson of the TRRC

29 August 2018: Objections to some of the appointments of te intended commissioners of the Gambia's TRRC

23 August 2028: Ten (10) days seems too short for those n the rural parts of the Gambia and in the diaspora to submit objections to the nominated Commissioners if The Gambia's TRRC to the Justice Ministry in Banjul

18 August 2018: The Gambia’s Constitution does not give anyone the right to pick up arms and overthrow an elected government

17 August 2018: Any commission that fails to take conflict of interest and impartiality seriously is likely to fail

15 August: What is the position of the Gambia Bar association on the TRRC Act, conflicts of interests in the appointments to the TRRC?

10 August 2018: Conflicts of interests in Gambia’s TRRC: Is anyone listening?

3 August 2018: On the appointments of the Executive Sec, Deputy Executive Sec & possibly other staff to Gambia’s TRRC

31 July 2018: Timing of the TRRC: a matter worth serious consideration