Gambians Asked To Minimize The Talking, And Take Their Country Back!!

By Mirra Camara

Hello Editor.

 I have been reading freedom newspaper for a while now, a lot of people have.  The rest of the world is wondering why Gambians are so scared of this man Yaya Jammeh. You Gambians complain and complain about the man you sit down fold your arms and expect the western world to help you out, it won’t happen.You Gambian men are like women, you complain a lot but don’t do nothing.If you want your country to be free if you want your children and future generations to enjoy the Gambia and live free you must stop complaining and do something about it, who are you waiting for? You must unify stand together, the man is not a God he is a human being like you and me.

New Gambian Judges To Be Sworn In Soon!!

By Modou Ceesay, Banjul

A new batch of Gambian judges are to be sworn in soon, a statement issued by the office of the President revealed. The newly hired judges mainly from the lower bench are: Principal Magistrate Edrissa Fafa M’Bai, Basiru Vassili Portier Mahoney, Fatim Singhateh, Amina M.L Saho Ceesay( appointed Master of the high court) Kumba Sillah, and Mama Fatima Singhateh.

Halifa Sallah Announces His Intention To Join Sam Sarr In Prison!!!

By Halifa Sallah

Source: Foroyaa Newspaper

Mr. President,
It is now 3am in the morning. Sleep has surrendered to high level mental alert. Morning has enveloped my mind before the break of dawn. This is of course not unusual for those on whose shoulders rest the welfare of others. Such people have too little sleep to dream. What comes as dreams and nightmares to others stand right before their eyes as the naked realities they have to ponder during the early hours of the morning. Just as in the case of the witchcraft fiasco, duty has compelled me to knit my brow to find solution to a National tragedy.

Urgent Fundraising Appeal For The Late Assan Manneh!!!

A trust fund has been opened for the late Assan Manneh, who died in an automobile accident in The Gambia, recently. Interested Gambians, and friends of The Gambia, who wished to extend donation to the bereaved families can channel it through this bank of America Account number: 237016942598 .  All payments or deposits should be addressed to: Momodou Malick Gaye. Below is a statement we received from Modou Gaye of Raleigh, North Carolina. Please read on…

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In the loving memory of Assan Manneh. A true friend, brother, family and everything to me (Momodou Malick Gaye) and the Gaye family is joining the entire Raleigh community, fellow Gambians in the U.S.A, The Gambia and abroad as well as all well wishers to pay respect for the lost of this young loving father and husband.  Assan left behind his wife (Patisha Manneh) and their two beautiful children, Aziz Malick Manneh 3yrs old and Amina Ann Manneh 5 months old. Assan passed away on Saturday 08/08/2009 in a car accident following a recent two week vacationing in the Gambia. He arrived in the Gambia Tuesday 08/04/09 and was to return to the U.S 08/14/09. We will miss Assan forever and our prayers will always be with him. We are seeking any donation that will help his family in moving forward without this loving father and husband. All donations can be made to this account. Bank of America A/C #2370 1694 2598. All deposits or checks can also be made payable to Momodou Malick Gaye. Thanks for all the support we have received and may Allah rest him in heaven. Ameen.

Former Observer MD Pays Tribute To Absconded Editor Kemo Cham!!

Greetings Gentlemen,

Here is a piece on Kemo Cham - sad they all have to run.

London Letter: Daily Observer Chief Editor Kemo Cham - Good, Gifted & Gambian.

 15 Nov 2008                          

 Nothing gives me more pleasure than to applaud good Gambians. Those who can remember my full page features in the Daily Observer will recall “Pride of The Gambia” features when I highlighted the achievements of the likes of London’s Lawyer Ousman Mbai (the son of Fafa Mbai) and footballer young Jaiteh in Norway (the son of Banta Jaiteh). We also published many excellent intellectual pieces by Gambians, including Kebba Dibba of GRTS (who unfortunately preferred to keep a low profile – because he was a thorough-bred horse following a donkey to whom he had to defer!). But now I must praise my own thorough-bred Gambian.