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…]
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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…]
Is The Tangara Resignation A Sudden Exit Or Strategic Ejection?
The reported appointment of Dr. Mamadou Tangara as the new High Representative of the African Union Commission for Mali and the Sahel (MISAHEL) has unleashed a storm of speculation, and not the kind that fades with time. Coming on the heels of a vacancy left cold and cobwebbed since Maman[Read More…]