Tag: government

News, Opinion

Opinion: From Imposter Syndrome to Hubris Syndrome—President Barrow Teeters Tragically Towards Tyranny and Terrorism

By Arfang Madi Sillah, Washington DC Throughout history, political leaders across various societies, from classical Greece to Victorian England and contemporary Africa, have exhibited traits of imposter syndrome and hubris syndrome. These psychological phenomena are well-documented in extant literature, highlighting the complex interplay between self-doubt and excessive self-confidence among political […]

Opinion

Analysis: President Barrow’s recent address combined idealism with pragmatism

Fatoumatta: President Adama Barrow’s recent address combined idealism with pragmatism. In the 2024 State of the Assembly Address, he highlighted the country’s progress in infrastructure and socio-economic development. Amid global challenges and climate change, Barrow emphasized the need to safeguard national sovereignty and resources, and encouraged citizens to promote peace […]

News

President Barrow‘s State Of The Nation Address

STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS (SONA)DELIVERED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE GAMBIA,HIS EXCELLENCY, MR. ADAMA BARROW VENUE: THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, BANJUL DATE: 27TH JUNE 2024 Honourable Speaker of the National Assembly,Honourable Members of the National Assembly,Your Excellency, the Vice President,Your Worship, the Chief Justice of The Gambia,Excellencies, […]

Opinion, Politics

The phrase “Court Jesters and Yes Men in Politics” often refers to individuals who may not challenge but rather affirm the status quo, potentially leading to the downfall of a promising young man in politics. The pinnacle of absurdity: When clownish antics and court jesters’ “dof do flu” and “deegree fit” audacity set a standard for political figures.

Fatoumatta: The phrase “Court Jesters and Yes Men in Politics” often refers to individuals who may not challenge but rather affirm the status quo, potentially leading to the downfall of a promising young man in politics. The pinnacle of absurdity: When clownish antics and court jesters’ “dof do flu” and […]