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18/07/2024

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Sanu Jallow aims to make it out of first round

Banjul, The Gambia , July 17, 2024 - Gambian born athlete, Sanu Jallow has said that her target at her maiden appearance for The Gambia at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris is to make it out of round one and keep fighting to the end.

The young, yet spontaneous and hardworking athlete said it feels so surreal but yet a blessing that she will be representing The Gambia at the Olympics. According to her, not many people can say they are going to the Olympics to even represent their country.

“I am honoured to show the world where I am from and what we are about,” added Sanu who had the opportunity to also represent the United States of America.

“Deciding which country to represent was actually pretty hard but after a long conversation with my parents we were able to come to a decision to represent my home country,” said the studious athlete.

She said that her preparation has been going great and that she was working hard to make sure all errors are fixed.
“I do not believe there are any challenges but you never know what could happen. The biggest challenge is staying motivated,” she said.

The US based Gambian long distance runner broken the 800 meters national record with a time of 1:59:29.

BY: Cherno Omar Bobb
Source: Gambia National Olympic Committee

05/07/2024

Breaking!

The ECOWAS Parliament has overwhelmingly voted against a proposal for the regional body to play a major role in the establishment of a special tribunal for the Gambia.

Despite strong arguments from the five Gambian lawmakers at the Parliament who were supportive of the document's passage, the majority of the Parliamentarians argued that ECOWAS cannot be a referee and a player, noting that its role would be compromised should anything go wrong in the Gambia.

The Gambian lawmakers argued that the people of Gambia need and deserve justice following years of crimes and atrocities committed against them, beseeching ECOWAS to assist in the process.

Parliamentarians disagreeing with them noted that the Gambia can set up its own court using its constitutional and other legal processes but that ECOWAS cannot be a party to it.

Two lawmakers from Liberia including Taa Wongbe and Edwin Snowe spoke on the floor, agreeing with the majority decision.

Source: OKFM 99.5 Abuja

05/07/2024

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30/05/2024

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30/05/2024

HIS EXCELLENCY SHEIKH PROFESSOR DR ALH YAHYA AJJ JAMMEH BABILLI MANSA'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS PHOTOS

25/05/2024

Happiest birthday to His Excellency Sheikh Professor Dr Alh Yahya AJJ Jammeh. Babilli Mansa.
May Allah bless you abundantly, and you celebrate many happy returns. A philanthropist, pan-Africanist ,visionary leader, and a legend.

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17/05/2024

Kujabie k***a Congress

Kujabi K***a Meeting at Foni DubongAnnual Congress

25/04/2024

Family , please come listen to our indefatigable fearless Foni MPs tearing the “ special prosecutor office “ bill in parliament 🤣🤣🤣..

Family , I’ll give you this one for free; you can please give this information to your prosecutor or legal team in your planned “ Hybrid Court “ …..we will not even waste our time or resources to challenge the false allegations or its details in court, we’ll just stop at demonstrating and chronologically illustrating to the court how the whole enterprise of the TRRC was corrupt and compromised from inception….to discredit the TRRC in front of credible judge is as simple as drinking water…let me start with just few points….🤣🤣🤣

- Your honour, please allow me to throw this case out of the window; this bill that this corrupt government is using to prosecute my client ( Babili Mansa ) derives its powers and legitimacy from a corrupt enterprise called ( TRRC ) whose setup is questionable and compromised from start; Your Honour, please allow me to just state a few :-
- ⁠Our 1997 constitution of the Gambia, which is the highest authority of our country, clearly states in an unambiguous terms the profile of the personnel to constitute that body. It’s states that the leader of such a commission should pass the “ Fit & Proper Test “; in other words , should have the experience, education and above all, the integrity to command the respect of right thinking members of society. The constitution states that, the chairman should be a Judge .The Chairman of the TRRC, Mr Lamin Ceesay has never been a Judge anywhere in the world; a mere fact that he graduated from Cambridge and worked in the United Nations alone doesn’t qualify him to be a Chairman. The framers of our 1997 constitution were astute individuals…
- ⁠The Lead Investigator, Mr Barrow, is a convicted felon , a criminal and a terrorist per excellence…. this was a terrorist who was part of a group that took arms from America, and attacked our State House with an intent to kill our president ( Babili) in December… this was the same guy who was given the task to investigate Babili and his associates..shocking….
- ⁠You Honour, please allow me few more minutes show you how compromised the setup was. One of the counsel members ( Adeleth Sosseh ), claimed to be a direct victim of Babili and it was openly stated how she actively supported and collaborated with enemies of Babili in Mali to illegally remove Babili from office. It was this same Madame Sosseh who started that “ The Jolas “ are the problem of Gambia, in essence, anyone who’s a Jola is treated differently and unfairly in the TRRC COMMISSION… do u want me to play the video of her in court for everyone to see your honour?
- ⁠There was a pervasive culture of bribery and corruption in that TRRC; the lead counsel, Mr Essa Camel Head Faal, was seen blatantly compromising his station as a Lead counsel, promising cash advances to a witness for information; this, to me is the hight of gross negligence and incompetence in the superlative terms. It undermines the integrity of the TRRC. This was done in the gleeful eyes of the Chairman;
- ⁠There are evidence of TRRC members intimidating witnesses who had no legal representation. These people were vulnerable to the supposedly skilful and experienced lawyers using all the legal techniques to trap and corner witnesses to implicate themselves…. Good cop , Bad cop techniques were used to allow witnesses to hang themselves ….promises of, “ please implicate Babili” and we’ll let you free..
- ⁠Some witnesses were locked in prison for years without charge before taken to TRRC, this was designed to break them down and give them a dichotomy choice of prison or freedom by implicating Babili…
- ⁠Your Honour, it’s also worth remembering that, there are witnesses who are primary evidence, who were never called and never allowed to testify even though they actively wrote to the TRRC to defend their names smeared by others…witnesses were conveniently selected to satisfy their ill conceived vendetta against Babili…
- ⁠The terrorist attack in our military Barracks in Farafenni , Stste House, and Katong were never investigated by the corrupt TRRC because, it was alleged that nearly half of the TRRC Members were directly or indirectly involved in those brutal unfortunate crimes against our gallant soldiers….the families of those fallen soldiers were never accorded the same opportunity to narrate their stories in the corrupt TRRC….

Your Honour, these list is not exhaustive, but gives you a prelude of how corrupt and compromised this bill which derives its spirit from the corrupt TRRC. So, I would implore on you to please throw this entire case out of the window and not waste the courts time, WASALAM 🤣🤣🤣

Koringo. Jaata faa Koringo.

18/04/2024

Why are we different? We are legally registered.

10/04/2024

EID MUBARAK TO ALL GAMBIANS AND FOLLOWERS

27/03/2024

15/03/2024

SUNU POLITICS AFRICA NEWS

President Barrow Reshuffles Cabinet and Appoints New Institutional Heads

State House, Banjul, 15th March 2024: Consistent with the powers vested in him by the Constitution of the Republic of The Gambia— Sections 71 (3) and 71 (4)(b), His Excellency The President, Mr. Adama Barrow GMRG, has effected the following changes in his Cabinet and aspects of the Civil Service, effective Friday, 15th March 2024.

Honourable Lamin S.I. Jammeh, Minister of Information is relieved of his Cabinet Appointment. Dr. Ismaila Ceesay is appointed as the new Minister of Information. A graduate of The University of Edinburgh, Scotland, until his appointment, Dr Ceesay was a Political Science Lecturer at The University of The Gambia. He is founder leader of the Citizens Alliance political Party.

Honourable Seyaka Sonko, Minister of Interior is relieved of his Cabinet appointment and redeployed to The Gambia Foreign Service. Meanwhile, Mr. Abdoulie Sanyang, Inspector General of Police is relieved of his appointment as Gambia’s IGP. Mr Sanyang is now appointed Minister of Interior. A career police officer who first trained as a French teacher, Mr Sanyang is a graduate of The University of The Gambia and The Gambia Law School where he trained as a Barrister at Law.

Honourable Ousman Sowe, Minister of Lands & Regional Government is relieved of his cabinet appointment and takes over as Director General, State Intelligence Services. Honourable. Hamat N.K. Bah, Minister of Tourism & Culture is redeployed to the Ministry of Lands & Regional Government as Minister of Lands & Regional Government. Honourable. Abdoulie Jobe, Minister of Petroleum & Energy is redeployed to the Ministry Tourism & Culture. The new Minister of Petroleum and Energy is Mr. Nani Juwara. A career staff member of the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) rising to the top as Managing Director, Mr Nani Juwara holds a Masters degree in Business Administration from The University of Southern Denmark following his undergraduate degree at The University of The Gambia.

Hon. Claudiana A. Cole, Minister of Basic & Secondary Education is relieved of her Cabinet appointment and redeployed to The Gambia Foreign Service. Ms. Haddy Jatou Sey is appointed Minister of Basic and Secondary Education. A Development Specialist, Ms. Sey is a Sociology graduate of the The American University in Washington, DC and holds a Masters degree in Gender and Development from The University of Sussex, UK. Along with many years of development work across Africa, Ms Sey also served as Senior Social Development Specialist with the World Bank from 2005 to 2020.

In a similar vein, His Excellency, the President of the Republic, Mr. Adama Barrow GMRG, acting under Sections 167(a) and (b) of the Constitution of The Republic of The Gambia and in consultation with the Public Service Commission, relieves and appoints the following officials:

Mr. Seedy Muctar Touray current Director General of The Gambia Immigration Department is appointed Inspector General of The Gambia Police Force, while Immigration Commissioner, Mr. Bai Ebrima Mboob is appointed Director General, Gambia Immigration Department.

Mr. Lamin Jadama Director General, State Intelligence Services is relieved of his appointment and redeployed to Foreign Service and Honourable Mr. Ousman Sowe is appointment Director General, State Intelligence Services.

Mr. Galo Saidy is appointed Managing Director, National Water & Electricity Company.

Mr Mambangick Njie, Special Adviser, is relieved of his appointment and redeployed to the Foreign Service, and Mr. Momodou Sabally is appointed Special Adviser, Office of the President.

Other changes include the Director General of Public Utility Regulatory Authority. Mr. Yusupha Y. Jobe is relieved of his appointment as Director General, and Dr. Njogou N. Bah is appointed Director General, Public Utility & Regulatory Authority.

This Cabinet reshuffle is with effect from today, Friday 15th. March 2024.

16/02/2024

Meet 𝐌𝐫. 𝐘𝐮𝐬𝐮𝐟𝐚 𝐆𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐳,

A native of Kombo Lamin, West Coast Region. Mr. Gomez was enrolled in the 1977-1979 RDI certificate batch to study Integrated Rural Development.

Upon completion of the certificate programme, Mr. Gomez was appointed CDA in 1979 and was posted in Niamina Kudang, where he served until his transfer in 1982 to Katchang ward, Upper Badibou District, NBR, where he served until 1985 when he was subsequently transferred to the DCD Regional office in Kerewan as the Assistant Community Development Officer (ACDO), a position he held till 1986.

Mr. Gomez did his first diploma in PAID/WA-Cameroon (1986-1987) and another diploma in Human Resources Management and Development.

After the diploma, Mr. Gomez joined CRS on secondment from DCD as Regional Coordinator from 1988-1992 and had the opportunity to go for another three (3) months course in Promotion of Small Businesses at the National Institute for Development in Hyderabad-India in 1995 before being granted an EU scholarship to read his Master's Degree in Rural Social Development at the University of Reading in 2000/2001 academic year.

Mr. Gomez held the CDO position in the following regions: CRR, URR, WCR before his last posting with DCD in Mansa Konko, LRR, as the Senior Community Development Officer (SCDO). While at Mansa Konko, he offered part-time lectures for the 2002 certificate batch at RDI.

In November 2002, Mr. Gomez joined ChildFund as Programs Manager on secondment from DCD before resigning in 2007 to take up International Assignment with UNDP in South Sudan as International UNV and then Programme Specialist until 2011 when he returned home to join the American Embassy in 2012 as Program Coordinator.

He left the embassy in 2014 after being appointed Executive Director for GAFNA, a national NGO to date.

A great track record, Mr. Yusufa Gomez.

Source: Alh. Yusufa Gomez

04/02/2024

Dakar Senegal

Abdou Latif Coulibaly resigns from his post as Secretary General of the Government

Abdou Latif Coulibaly resigned from his post as Secretary General of the Government this Saturday, January 23. "Having noted the facts taking place in the National Assembly and having also taken very good note of the address to the Senegalese people, I have decided to leave. After careful consideration, I have decided to draw all the consequences of all this, to leave the Government. I thus regain my full and complete freedom, to be able to defend my opinions and my political convictions. This freedom is essential to me, in this period", he declared in a text that we publish in full.

"I communicated this afternoon to the Head of State my decision to leave my functions as Minister Secretary General of the government. I indicated to him that having noted the facts taking place in the National Assembly and having also taken very good note of the address to the Senegalese people, I decided to leave. After careful consideration, I made the decision to draw all the consequences of all this, to leave the Government. I thus regain my full and complete freedom , to be able to defend my opinions and my political convictions. This freedom is essential to me during this period.

I also explained to the President of the Republic that I was finally waiting for his word to send my resignation letter. I also explained to him that I wanted to leave, reaffirming that throughout my career as a journalist my brother, Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Coulibaly, was never involved, either directly or remotely, in my work, other than reading , whenever he felt like it.

Long live the Republic. We believe in her deeply. And in her we will always continue to believe. Because it is she, the only reliable rampart, because solid as a rock, in the face of all the perilous adventures towards which some try to lead us!

Source Seneweb.com

30/12/2023

Gunshot at Foni Borders