Is Detention Without Trial Ever Justifiable?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
When a person is guilty of human rights violation of the worst type he or she could only be sentenced to...
Third Fuel Price Increment In 2019
By Makutu Manneh
The prices of petrol and diesel has increased for the third time in 2019.
After visiting different fuel stations within the Kanifing Municipality,...
Banjul Breweries Ltd on the Verge of Shutting Down
By Nelson Manneh
Borri Darboe the Country Sales and Marketing Manager of the Banjul Breweries Ltd yesterday indicated that if the Government does not revise...
Is the Government Listening?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The voices are becoming loud and clear. On Saturday, Gunjur spoke. On Monday the media amplified their voices, saying that death...
Gambia College Principal Decries Lack of Furniture, Others
By Momodou Jarju
The Principal of the oldest learning tertiary institution in the country, Gambia College, has complained about shortage of furniture and other...
Gambia Transport Union’s Long Standing Leadership Controversy Continues
By Awa Touray
The long-standing leadership crisis among members of the Gambia Transport Union (TU), still continues.
The crisis which has dragged for over two years,...
What is the policy of the Barrow Administration on the Distribution...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The President is required to travel across the length and breadth of the country at least once a year. His duty...
Stakeholders Not Pleased with Suspension of ‘Bikers’
By Nelson Manneh
Bakers, ‘bikers’, vendors have expressed their displeasure with the decision of the government to prohibit ‘bikers’ from supplying bread for retail sale.
The ‘bikers’...
Government Suspends ‘Bikers’ from Supplying Bread
By Nelson Manneh
The Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment has decided to temporarily suspend operations of all “bikers” from Kanifing Municipality...
What Lesson Has to be Drawn from the Bulldozing of Bamboo...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The lesson is simple. Prevention is better than cure. How many years did it take for the forest which has been...
Are The GSM Companies Ready For Sonatel?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Some GSM companies claim to have over one million subscribers out of a total population of 1.9 million. Others could also...
Bamboo Forest At Jamburr Bulldozed
By Madiba Singhteh
The only Bambo strip of forest situated behind the Nawec substation at Jamburr village in the West Coast Region of the Gambia, has...
Who Is Enticing Who In Gambian Politics, The Political Leaders Or...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Behind every president and political leader there are opinion leaders who become stakeholders. They become more determined for the president or...
Whose Gain Is It To Promote A Political Agenda Which Pits...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Genuine democratic society is an inclusive society which promotes representation on the promise of informed choice. This means that merit serves...
Chinese Factory Asked to Cease Operation
By Mustapha Jallow
Infinity New Energy Enterprise (INEE), a Chinese factory which has been operating at Nyambai Forest for a year now, has been asked...
What Change Will The Barrow Administration Make To Make May Day...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
1st May is commemorated in many parts of the world as workers’ day. This is a day unions and their members hold...
Police visit factory at Nyambai Forest
By Mustapha Jallow
Two personnel of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of Gambia Police Force yesterday morning visited the Infinity New Energy Enterprise but a...
Has Sexual Violence On Males In War Situations Ever Been Fully...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Human rights defenders are building dossiers on sexual violence against women during war or other situation of political conflict in the...
Is It Wise To Commence Security Sector Reform Without Security Sector...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
News reaching the media confirms that redeployment of security sector personnel from the Gambia Armed Forces to other state security services...
What Are The Burning Issues This Week?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Three issues could be found in the front pages of the print media and as headline stories in the electronic media...
