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Appreciating NGOs

Non-governmnetal organizations (NGOs) have been operating in The Gambia for several decades. They are complementing the government’s efforts in many...
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Promoting social justice

Thursday, February 09, 2012
Social justice is an important principle for the maintenance of peace and stability in any nation. It is healthy for the progress of our small...

Overcoming the marketing problem of women gardeners

Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Women gardeners in the country continue to struggle for the marketing of their produce day in day out. They do wake up very early in the morning to...

Greed a societal problem!

Tuesday, February 07, 2012
The issue of excessive desire by individuals in the country to get wealthy overnight is a cause for concern. They try to do everything within their...

Oranges everywhere

Friday, February 03, 2012
Almost all the major streets in the Greater Banjul Area are full with vendors selling oranges. The fruit no doubt is delicious and rich in essential...

Indecent dressing

Thursday, February 02, 2012
The way of dressing seen in today’s Gambia suggests that our youth may be losing their moral compass. It therefore makes the teaching of good morals...

Judicial independence

Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Judicial independence is the cornerstone of our justice system . The issue of judicial independence is central to the foundation of any democratic...

Non-payment of NAWEC bills

Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The default by consumers in paying bills of the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) is one of the factors responsible for the major...

Boosting intra-African trade

Monday, January 30, 2012
The theme of the 18th AU Summit is focusing on “boosting intra-African trade”. The topic of discussion is quite relevant, and timely. Despite the...

Provision of clean water for all

Friday, January 27, 2012
Providing all communities with safe and clean drinking water will undoubtedly reduce their vulnerability to getting waterborne diseases. Despite...

Hard work pays

Thursday, January 26, 2012
It has been said that hard work is the mother of good fortune, and idleness is its opposite which never brought a man to the goal of any of his...
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  • Hibernian coach warned to stick to winning team as Kujabi, others line up to impress
  • GFA officials off to Gabon for CAF General Assembly
  • Sanyang committee protests against District Sports Committee
  • Senegalese Gambian-based musician poised to promote African music
  • Where else if not HB’s Fashion Boutique!
  • The phenomenon emotion in the normative conduct and precedents of the noble prophet(s)
  • Irresponsible driving - The hazards
  • Sun Beach Hotel claim case resumes
  • Boost for Jawneh Cashew Processing Unit
  • Joseph Fomolu of Gambia wins Ethicontest 2011
  • WANEP launches mentorship training for women
  • Alleged housebreaking case continues
  • Four men convicted for fake bank statements
  • Sonko moves to diplomatic services, as more ministerial posts remain unfilled
  • Marie Sanneh opens defence in Bun and Co Trial
  • TANGO braces for NGO week
  • IMF says Gambia still heavily indebted, despite robust economic growth
  • Cocaine convicts appeal resumes
  • Appreciating NGOs
  • Gambian duo intensify training sessions ahead of trip with Revolution
  • Eighth Late Pa Modou Sarr Basketball Tourney heats up
  • Jiffarong secure semifinal spot in district football tourney
  • Sporting materials for Fajara Barracks Handball team
  • Weightlifting Association prexy: Our trip to Saudi Arabia a success
  • Companies’ donation delights St Therese’s principal
  • The rebirth of love
  • Taiwan’s ICDF 2012 Int’l Higher Education Scholarship Programme opens for application
  • YEP African Youth Association conducts training
  • Editors, reporters trained on disability rights
  • Promoting social justice
  • Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities
  • Africa and its perennial problems
  • Fatou Gaye is new Forestry Minister, Fatou Lamin Faye, Teneng Ba Jaiteh retained
  • Setback at former NDEA officials trial
  • Medical clinics, others at Tax Commission as commission issues arrest warrant for Batimat top brass
  • A thorn in the flesh
  • Gambia Women National team back home with pride
  • Pa Saikou shines in Hibernian 1-0 Triumph
  • Senegalese wrestling superstar Zoss, others to face Gambia fighters
  • Club friendlies for Sohna’s Sandefjord
  • Wallidan, Brikama United team-up for NGO week celebration
  • Christian Panorama columnist lost his mother
  • No reason to fear
  • Gamcotrap celebrates Int’l Zero Tolerance on FGM
  • Forum on effective participation of youths in local governance and decentralization underway
  • Paper Recycling Skills Project launches biomass skills centre
  • Overcoming the marketing problem of women gardeners
  • Court hears testimony in case of obtaining money by false pretence
  • Man arraigned for alleged theft
  • Case of threatening violence, willful damage to property continues
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