Veteran Journalist Alagi Yorro Jallow has challenged Essa Bokar Sey, a former Ambassador under Jammeh’s regime and former deputy CEO of the OIC Secretariat in The Gambia to substantiate his claims by producing the letter he claimed to have sent to Yahya Jammeh on 2nd May 2003, adivising him to […]
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The Gambian Ports Authority and the Urgent Need for Expert Perspectives on Public-Private Partnerships: A Strong Case for Genuine Economic Insights into PPPs
Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: The Gambian government’s recent decision to transfer the operations of the Gambia Ports Authority (GPA) in Banjul to the Turkish company Albayrak Group through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) has ignited a passionate debate across the nation. While this initiative aims to modernize and enhance the port’s […]
Tribute to Fatou Jaw Manneh: “Gambia’s Iron Lady” and the “Dame of the Flaming Pen” – A Visionary Pioneer of Gambian Female Pro-Democracy Activism and the Fierce Fight for The Gambia’s Third Liberation from Yahya Jammeh’s Authoritarian Regime
Attention: This is an in-depth post dedicated to an individual with an impressive array of accomplishments and a remarkable legacy that continues to inspire. A Tribute to Fatou Jaw Manneh: “Gambia’s Iron Lady” and the “Dame of the Flaming Pen” – A Visionary Pioneer of Gambian Female Pro-Democracy Activism and […]
Analysis and Contextualization of “Revisiting Gambian Independence: A Vital Call for Intellectual Debate” by Alagi Yorro Jallow
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) […]