Gambia- gas shortage caused by local authorities not world market-State house alone consumes 30% vs population's 70% of our country’s quota-(Kerosene, gas oil and petrol).
 
 
The Panther.
 
 While the whole world is crying about fuel shortage now, The Gambia’s plight has been on since 1994. Anyone interested can conduct a thorough research therefore see how many times fuel shortage has been hitting The Gambia since President  Jammeh assumed power. Countless times to say the least.
 

DISGRACED  MD HALAKE GRILLED!!!

On Dide Halake and the rest of those bleating lambs, walking across  the muddy pool of Banjul’s politics-NO ONE CLEAN DIRT ITSELF!
 
 By Hammadi Maasinah 
 
You know it always amazes me and others very much when we see people lined up everyday only to be humiliated the following one, yet still the queue  still remains long! This is like a drunken society. Or one that is filled with hallucinating souls while feeding their minds with lost illusions. Yahya Jammeh’s “stinging” and deceptive approaches shall ever remain the baits of such gullible characters. Last week we saw the dark clouds coming towards Halake’s orchard of over zealous semantics but he thought we were dreamers like Caesar attempted to ridicule Cinna the poet. God be so good! Wisdom does not match what power offers, all the time.

Justice Minister Saine Forewarned!!! Police Chief Exposes Ex IGP Jammeh!!

By OC Max Johnson, Police Head Quarters Banjul

Dear Editor,

Lets follow developments at the Judiciary where the former IGP, Benedict Jammeh is now deployed.All I can tell you and all Gambians is that, the seat of the present Attorney is shaking. The Attorney General will be scarified sooner or later on the slightest omission and Ben Jammeh will touch-in as we call it the security. Despite the fact that he has not done his bar yet, he will be named the Attorney General and Secretary of State for Justice. Jammeh is capable of doing that. Since he was awarded an honorary doctorate degree, he believes he is a surgeon and if he is even awarded an other honorary degree in law, he will still pretend to be a Chief Justice.

GAS SHORTAGES HIT

By Landing Badjie, Banjul

The spectra of perennial fuel shortages is once again threatening to rear its ugly head in The Gambia as the country's population continues to grapple with soaring food prices.Filling stations in the Gambia's capital Banjul and one of the country's most populous municipality, KMC, are virtually inundated with vehicles as the population gears up for yet another fuel dearth.The looming Diesel crisis could pose massive locomotion problems and thus make life  unbearable for a large chunk of the population that depend on commuter vehicles as their means of transport.

KUNTAUR IMAM KILLED!!!

Bakary Saine, Banjul

The Imam of Kuntuar was stabbed 16 times before he met his untimely death last night, the Freedom Newspaper can reveal. The 30 year old Imam Amadou Jallow was accosted by his killers while he was preparing to go lead the morning prayers, according to informed sources. His death comes on the heels of Imam-ship dispute amongst the villagers of Kuntaur. It was gathered that there were some parties who opposed Jallow Imam-ship. There is no evidence so far linking his murder to the said dispute, but village sources said Jallow’s murder was a well coordinated one. The villagers suspect that Jallow was murdered by his enemies who they say had never concealed their opposition against his appointment as Imam.