There comes a moment when a journalist is called to do more than report—to resist, to preserve, to defy the tide of conformity. Peter Gomez has lived in that moment all his life. Not by shouting louder, but by standing firmer. Not for fame, but for fidelity—to truth, to justice,[Read More…]
Opinion
“Is Gambia Revenue Authority A Family Business Or A State Owned Enterprise?”
Recent developments have raised serious concerns about transparency and fairness in recruitment processes at the Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA). A graduation ceremony for newly recruited officers was recently held but many Gambians, myself included, are left wondering: When was the recruitment exercise even announced? At no point do I recall[Read More…]
Alagi Yorro Jallow: Banned Reflection On Gambia’s Forgotten Reckoning
In a nation where history is often whispered and uncomfortable truths are buried beneath layers of political decorum, “Conflict of Lions” by Terence Strong emerges as a bold and unflinching exploration of The Gambia’s darkest hour—the failed coup of 1981, led by Kukoi Samba Sanyang. Initially banned by the People’s[Read More…]

