Part VII Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: February 18 is a momentous day for all Gambians—a day of joy and celebration. It marks 60 years since we freed ourselves from the chains of colonialism, embarking on a bold journey toward nationhood and greatness. Regardless of the challenges we may face, we […]
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EFSCRJ Calls for Conversation and Not Celebration on February 18
In seven days, Gambians will be marking 18th February as the 60th Independence Day. The Government will be spending millions of dalasi to celebrate the day in grand style. In the first place, EFSCRJ holds that the actual date of independence of the Gambia is 24 April 1970. We hold […]
The Gambia at 60: A Celebratory Journey. Let us unite in prayer for her: Two pivotal dates mark this significant milestone—April 24, 1970, and February 19, 1965 – Part VII
Alagi Yorro Jallow; Part VII Fatoumatta: As The Gambia celebrates its 60th year of independence, the nation stands at a pivotal crossroads, reflecting on its past while envisioning its future. From the momentous occasion of February 18, 1965, when the nation first embraced freedom, to the present day, this journey […]
Gambia at 60: Pray for Her – Democratic Deficit in Gambia’s Democracy: A Call to Account for Our Leaders – part VI
Introduction: Part VI Fatoumatta: Over the past 60 years, The Gambia has grappled with a profound democratic deficit, having endured only three presidents since its independence in 1965. In stark contrast, the United States has witnessed the leadership of ten presidents in the same timeframe. This disparity underscores a serious […]