Defending our sovereignty, and total independence is the sacred duty of every patriotic Gambian more so the Gambia Arm Forces.
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The Pan African Military forces comprise of Mauritania, Mali, Guinea Conakry, Algeria and Burkina Faso en route to support Niger against France and the imperial neocolonial forces of Ecowas.
The national anthem of any country holds great significance as it represents the values, history, and aspirations of the nation. The Gambia national anthem, "For The Gambia, Our Homeland," is no exception. Every citizen should understand and embrace the message conveyed through its lyrics.
"For The Gambia, Our Homeland" serves as a powerful reminder of unity, progress, and the collective responsibility of every Gambian. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding and cherishing the nation, both its land and its people. The anthem instills a sense of pride, patriotism, and the duty to work towards a better future for the country.
One key lesson citizens can learn from the Gambia national anthem is the importance of unity. The lyrics encourage Gambians to stand together as one, irrespective of their differences, and work towards the common goal of national development. It reminds citizens that their strength lies in their unity, and that only by coming together can they overcome challenges and build a prosperous nation.
The anthem also highlights the significance of progress and growth. It emphasizes the need for every Gambian to contribute their skills, knowledge, and efforts towards the development of the nation. It encourages citizens to strive for excellence, pursue education, and work diligently in their respective fields to uplift the Gambia.
Furthermore, the national anthem promotes the values of peace, justice, and freedom. It reminds citizens of the importance of maintaining peace within the nation and resolving conflicts through dialogue and understanding. It also emphasizes the need for justice and equality for all Gambians, regardless of their backgrounds or social status.
In conclusion, the Gambia national anthem serves as a source of inspiration, unity, and pride for every Gambian. It encapsulates the values and aspirations of the nation and reminds citizens of their collective responsibility towards the Gambia. By understanding and embodying the m
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The military coup in Niger, the United States of America warns that aid may be withheld. In response, the Niger Military has asked the United States government to redirect such aid to support the millions of homeless people in the United States, emphasizing the principle of "charity begins at home.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) counted around 582,000 Americans experiencing homelessness in 2022. That's about 18 per 10,000 people in the US, up about 2,000 people from 2020.
Poverty can only be eradicated under a peaceful and secured environment by His Excellency Yahya A.JJ Jammeh former President of the Gambia
Mali Takes a Bold Step Towards Linguistic Independence, Drops French as Official Language
Date: 27th July 2023
In a groundbreaking move that reflects the country's growing desire for linguistic autonomy, Mali has officially announced the decision to drop French as its official language. This decision, which has reverberated both nationally and internationally, marks a significant turning point in the West African nation's history.
The announcement, made by President Colonel Assimi Goïta during a televised address to the nation, has sparked widespread discussions and debates across the country. Mali, a former French colony that gained independence in 1960, has long grappled with the question of language and its impact on national identity.
French has served as the official language of Mali since the colonial era, and its use has remained deeply ingrained within the country's administrative, educational, and legal systems. However, the decision to drop French as the official language is seen as a symbolic step towards asserting Mali's cultural independence and embracing its linguistic diversity.
President Assimi Goïta emphasized that this decision does not imply a rejection of the French language, but rather a desire to prioritize the promotion and preservation of Mali's indigenous languages. With over 40 different languages spoken throughout the country, including Bambara, Soninke, and Fulfulde, Mali boasts a rich linguistic tapestry that has long been overshadowed by the dominance of French.
The move to drop French as the official language is expected to have a profound impact on various sectors, including education, governance, and international relations. The Malian government has announced plans to implement a gradual transition process, ensuring that citizens have ample time to adapt to the changes.
One of the key challenges ahead will be developing and implementing policies to promote multilingualism and ensure equal access to education and opportuniti
The atmosphere in Senegal was thick with tension and uncertainty. Supporters of President Macky Sall, who had been eagerly awaiting his decision to contest for a third term, were left disheartened and teary-eyed as news broke that he had retracted his decision. For them, it was a devastating blow.
President Sall had been in power since 2012, and his potential bid for a third term had sparked heated debates and protests across the nation. Many citizens believed that a third term would undermine the democratic principles that Senegal held dear.
On the other side of the spectrum, Ousman Sonko and his supporters rejoiced at the news. Sonko, a prominent opposition figure and leader of the Patriotic Citizens movement, had been vehemently against President Sall's bid for re-election. They saw it as an opportunity for change, a chance to uphold the principles of democracy and ensure a peaceful transition of power.
As the news spread, emotions ran high. Some supporters of President Sall were left in disbelief, unable to comprehend why their beloved leader had changed his mind. Tears streamed down their faces, a physical manifestation of their disappointment and shattered hopes.
Meanwhile, Sonko's supporters took to the streets, celebrating this unexpected victory. They chanted slogans, waved flags, and embraced each other, reveling in the belief that their relentless efforts had paid off.
The decision of President Sall not to pursue a third term marked a significant moment in Senegal's political landscape. It showed that the voices of the people still held power, and that democracy could prevail against all odds.
In the days that followed, tensions gradually eased as Senegal prepared for the upcoming election. The focus shifted from mourning and celebration to a renewed sense of purpose and determination. Citizens engaged in debates, analyzed policies, and rallied behind their chosen candidates.
The journey ahead would not be easy, but Senegal had proven its resilienc
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