Mambury Njie, a man of many seasons, stands as a distinguished figure in the fields of economics and governance. As a Pan-Gambian economist with Republican values, he has rendered service to two governments with steadfast patriotism and diligence. His path reflects a deep commitment to national development, marked by dedication […]
Opinion
Barrow vs. The Voice: A Subterfuge of Supposed Sincerity and Splintered Integrity
By Arfang Madi Sillah, Washington D.C The recent clash between President Adama Barrow and The Voice newspaper reads like a sordid tale straight from the annals of British political melodrama, reminiscent of the scandalous intrigues of Fleet Street. Here we find all the elements of a Victorian penny dreadful: political offense, […]
Barrow vs. The Voice: Scandalous Spat Between the State and the Scribes
By Arfang Madi Sillah, Washington DC. From London’s Fleet Street to New York’s Fifth Avenue, speculation and gossip have always been the fuel that powers the global media machine. Whether it’s the scandalous dalliances of a Capitol Hill power broker or the latest rumors from Buckingham Palace, no figure in […]
When watchdog journalism meets lapdog journalism
Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: Eight years ago, President Adama Barrow’s accusations against certain unethical Gambian journalists who demanded money for positive news coverage were not only disappointing; they were concerning. Many young idealistic reporters are disillusioned by what they are asked to do in the name of journalism. While some […]