By Alagi Yorro Jallow. Part 1Fatoumatta: My nephew, Ich Bin Cham, whose intellectual curiosity and growth continually inspire me, recently asked for my reflections on Robert Frost’s The Road Not Taken. I promised to share this analysis publicly to deepen understanding for students, educators, and literary enthusiasts, emphasizing its educational […]
Author: Alagi Yorro Jallow
The Paradox of Gambian Support for Repression in Senegal
By Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: The Gambia is a remarkable nation, resilient, vibrant, and filled with unforgettable people. However, a troubling paradox currently shadows our civic conscience. How is it that many Gambians, who rightly denounce bad laws and flaws and excesses such as the arrest of critics and the […]
Kebba Foon: A Tenacious Architect of Gambian Democracy
By Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: In the rich tapestry of Gambian political history, specific names shine with profound significance: individuals who stood resolute when silence would have been safer, who chose courage over complacency, and who gave voice to the voiceless amid tyranny. Among these heroes, Mr. Kebba Foon emerges […]
Remembering and Honoring the Sacrifices of a Gambian Martyr Journalist Chief Ebrima Manneh
Alagi Yorro Jallow. Mamudu: Today marks the 17th anniversary of the disappearance of Chief B. Ebrima Manneh following his arrest by suspected members of Gambia’s National Intelligence Agency. A courageous and resolute journalist, Chief Manneh was secretly detained after his arrest in July 2006. He is believed to have died […]
