Alagi Yorro Jallow. Fatoumatta: The political landscape of The Gambia is a testament to resilience and progress, yet it remains marred by a striking absence of women in leadership roles—a critical gap that undermines our nation’s democratic advances and equitable governance. The question we must urgently ask is: when will […]
PUBLIC STATEMENT EFSCRJ learns with immense grief and disappointment that the National Assembly voted down the right to vote for Gambians who live outside the borders of the country. The right to vote is at the core of what constitutes citizenship in a republic. One-person-one-vote is a classic definition of […]
Written by Abdoulie Baax Touray. Overview Alagi Yorro Jallow’s article is a thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating piece that challenges Gambians to critically examine their national history and independence. He argues that The Gambia’s actual independence was not on February 18, 1965 (when the country gained political independence within the Commonwealth) […]
Alagi Yorro Jallow. President Adama Barrow’s address commemorating the 60th anniversary of Independence was a powerful milestone that resonated deeply with many Gambians. Delivering his message with pride and hope, he underscored the essential themes of unity, self-reliance, and progress as the nation boldly charts its path forward. Key Themes […]