My Lords, Even if you were to wear robes woven by the mercy of Father Christmas himself—even if your vision were lined with the generosity of saints—you would find not wrongdoing, but a performance. A tempest dressed in scandal. A case full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. They urge[Read More…]
Opinion
Alagi Yorro Jallow: Gambia’s Moral Crisis: Between Raiders And Reformers
Corruption in The Gambia is no longer just a political problem—it is a moral pandemic. To fix the nation, we must stop pretending it’s a modern disease spread by bad politicians or misguided followers. It isn’t. Corruption is us. It is cultural, systemic, and generational. Today’s Gambia has simply upgraded[Read More…]
Alagi Yorro Jallow: When Justice Is Selective, Democracy Suffers
The Commission of Inquiry into Local Government Councils has peeled back a troubling layer of The Gambia’s democratic fabric. From inflated procurement deals to mismanaged funds, the revelations—particularly those involving the Banjul City Council under Mayoress Rohey Malick Lowe—demand public reckoning. And yet, the political response from the United Democratic[Read More…]
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