Alagi Yorro Jallow Part II Fatoumatta: The Gambian constitution firmly establishes the inalienable right of every citizen to contest elections, provided they meet the necessary qualifications. This vital principle of political participation not only empowers citizens to cast their votes but also encourages them to aspire to hold elected office […]
Alagi Yorro Jallow Fatoumatta: Every nation deserves a leader who epitomizes progress, accountability, and unwavering commitment to the people’s welfare. The Gambia, a country brimming with cultural richness and potential, stands at a critical juncture, questioning the true nature of its leadership. President Adama Barrow, once heralded as a transformative […]
By Alagi Yorro Jallow. Part 1 Fatoumatta: A politician thinks only of the next election, while a statesman envisions the next generation. A politician seeks the fleeting success of their party; a statesman pursues the enduring success of their nation. In this context, the statesman is the navigator, while the […]
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) […]