POLICE GETS NEW IGP!!

IGP BEN JAMMEH FIRED

By Bakary Saine,Banjul

The Inspector General of police Bendic Jammeh has been fired. Ben Jammeh has been replaced by Police Commissioner Badjie, who was until his appointment was serving as the OC for Serious Crimes. Essa Badjie widely known as Jusus has been named as Jammeh’s new successor.

WAA JUWARA DISOWNED!!!

AS NDAM EXTERNAL WING RESIGN FROM PARTY!!

Press Release!!

On May 30, 2008, we the external wing of the National Democratic Action Movement (NDAM) tendered our collective resignation from NDAM to the Secretary General, Lamin Waa Juwara. This was a difficult decision on our side, given the principles upon which we cultivated our comradeship and the potential that constantly struggled to rise above the constraints of the lack of resources to contend with the “status quo” at the genuine service of the people of Gambia. We are under no illusions about the urgent need to change the wretched conditions of Gambia’s existence. 

GAMTEL GOES BANKRUPT!!!

….Low Staff Morale Undermines GAMTEL’S Progress

By Landing Badjie, Banjul

The low staff morale, decay of infrastructure and dwindling public satisfaction in the Gambia's main telecommunications company are becoming more pronounced in recent days than ever before.The staff of Gamtel are unhappy that they are no longer enjoying their traditional benefits that had made Gamtel once a much-sought after entity in The Gambia.

JULY 22ND IS AN ACCIDENT!!!

July 22nd not a revolution-it’s a historical accident within evolution.
 
By Hammadi Maasinah 
 
 The latest call from Yahya Jammeh asking our citizens to  help write a song for his so-called change 14 years ago, has finally brought him on his knees. A song for July 22nd means the opposite of an ode or a tribute meant to appreciate the efforts of some fallen heroes. The fallen heroes that Yahya Jammeh killed while laughing near his wife and kids. If July 22nd was a true “revolution” Yahya Jammeh would not have spent millions of dalasis   to get an author of it’s song. Was the author of our national anthem compensated monetarily? He was not! Why would a true revolution not attract a huge number of good citizens who would be so eager to write a song for it without expecting a pay? This is not a revolution that is why the “master mind” is searching for souls to write him a song.

JAMMEH’S D1.5M REVOLUTION SONG FAULTED!!!

Gambians Expresses Concern Over Jammeh’s Pledge To Pay D1.5 Million dalasis For A Revolution Song!!!

By Landing Badjie, Banjul

Despite all the spluttering noises from the larger Gambian public as well as circles of friends of The Gambia about President Jammeh’s pronouncement to give D1.5m to anyone who coins the July 22 military coup anthem, State House is yet to respond to the growing public concern about the wisdom in such a huge spending.