History sometimes has an unusual way of repeating itself. We can recall that in 1981, shortly after the Kukoi Samba Sanyang insurrection, which was accompanied by wanton looting of goods and merchandise, the government set up a Commission for Looted Goods, and we can all recall the controversy that ensured[Read More…]
Opinion
“Gambian Armed Forces Show Stockholm Syndrome Traits, Urgent Reforms Needed”
I don’t like Sam Sarr at all because of his past innuendos, credibility issues, and betrayal of trust against Gambians, which he’s trying to address today. However, I admire his boldness in telling it as it is even though I dislike him. His past insincerity and shortcomings must be separated[Read More…]
A Rebuttal To The GAF’s Clumsy Press Release
One is often advised never to wrestle with a pig—you both get dirty, but the pig enjoys it. And yet, when the Gambia Armed Forces (GAF), through its Director of Press and Public Relations Colonel Lamin K. Sanyang, decided to leap squealing into the mud with a press release dated[Read More…]