With the throwing out of the Barrow Draft Constitution by the National Assembly, we seem to be back to square one as far as the country’s constitutional reform process is concerned. How did we get here, one may tend to ask; considering that providing a new constitution was one of[Read More…]
Opinion
President Barrow’s Appointment Of Sereign Modou Njie As Foreign Minister: A Misstep At A Critical Time
President Adama Barrow’s recent decision to appoint Retired Army General Sereign Modou Njie as The Gambia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs is, by many unmeasured, a misplaced choice one that risks undermining a ministry already grappling with damaged credibility and strained international relations. There is no doubt that General Njie is[Read More…]
A New Chapter For The Gambia’s Constitution
Following the National Assembly’s decisive rejection of the 2024 draft constitution, I extend my congratulations to the Speaker, members of the National Assembly, the Minister of Justice, and President Barrow for upholding the principles of democracy and allowing a robust debate to unfold. As we move forward, it is crucial[Read More…]