According to the Gambia Constitution the President cannot serve as a Minister. Section 71 addresses the issue of Ministers. Subsection 1 says there shall be such number of ministers as decided by the President. This means the President is not part of these Ministers. Subsection 3 says it is the[Read More…]
Opinion
The Need for A National Youth Revolutionary Movement (Part.1)
There will be no democracy if a portion of the population is being denied their constitutional right to lead not only with words but with action. The removal of age limit show a clear testimony of constitutional coup and hijack that the youth are not important in national development. Youth[Read More…]
New York Letter With Alagi Yorro Jallow: A Bungled Democracy
Where two or three distinguished scholars are gathered, you will most likely hear them talk about ‘trajectory’ – a path, a pattern; a progression. Yahya’s walking from known to the unknown comes to mind? Clearly, The Gambia is charting an unknown political trajectory. What, with bungled democracy, lethargic government, bonfires,[Read More…]
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