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Gambia: GAMBIA COCAINE SCANDAL—DISTURBING REVELATIONS!!!
Monday, June 14, 2010 (1022 reads)


GAMBIA COCAINE SCANDAL—DISTURBING REVELATIONS!!!

Politically exposed persons (PEP), The Cocaine Burst in The Gambia vs.International Anti Money Laundering laws!

 By Essa Bokarr Sey.

There is what financial institutions call the PEP-Politically exposed persons. The term is neither clumsy nor complex for anyone to decode as it is self-explanatory. The equivalent of PEP can as well be what we call “high ranking officials” in our every day language within the circles of government. This term or “extended title” features on government reports, news and the like that are related to government institutions especially in former British colonies like ours, where most of the terms have been inherited from a transcending administrative culture. Why are they called politically exposed persons? They are called so because they are the ones on the frontline. They are the ones who have access to power, resources and other aspects related to anything that touches on politics, policies and or other aspects that affect the welfare of the people. They are exposed because they are dealing with what the public should know about or what touches on the every lives of people.



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Breaking News: Gambia: The Gambia Is Becoming A Major Cocaine Hub—UDP Leader Tells Congress Attendees
Saturday, June 12, 2010 (1499 reads)


The Gambia Is Becoming A Major Cocaine Hub—UDP Leader Tells Congress Attendees

As UDP Elects Darboe As Party Leader

By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba, Banjul

Party militants, it is sad that our country one that we proudly call the Smiling Coast of Africa is fast becoming a major hub in drugs and drug related activities. This is an unfortunate development which washes off on Gambian nationals travelling outside the Gambia. A few days ago, over two tones of hard drugs reportedly worth over one billion dollars (not less than 26 billion dalasi) was seized in this country. What is even more worrying is the discovery of arms when the seizure was carried out. It is stating obvious to say that where trade in drug flourishes violence also flourishes. Unscrupulous people are taking advantage of the weakness in our drug control system as well as the lenient approach of our justice system to this global menace. You and I have a responsibility to protect our country against this menace. This will not be achieved by mere rhetoric’s. We must do more than that,” Lawyer Ousainanou Darboe, leader of Gambia’s main opposition party UDP tells his supporters at the Party’s Congress held in Jarra Soma Saturday. Below is the full statement of the UDP leader.



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Gambia: SCARY REVELATIONS EMERGED OVER GAMBIA’S ONE BILLION DOLLAR COCAINE SCANDAL
Wednesday, June 09, 2010 (3105 reads)


SCARY REVELATIONS EMERGED OVER GAMBIA’S ONE BILLION DOLLAR COCAINE SCANDAL

NIA FILES! The Gambia’s NIA should be revamped forthwith!

a)The Gambia’s NIA should be revamped forthwith!

 b)Who imported the drugs into The Gambia?

c)How did that huge consignment slip through in a country with check points more than those at the GAZA STRIP in Palestine?   

d)At Bonto farm there is an area near the stream which could be used by drug lords from Guinea Bissau and other parts of West Africa unnoticed!   

Going by the legacy it has left behind and the stains on this agency it should be revamped forthwith! The sooner President Jammeh realizes this, the better for him and our country. The NIA has ever since its inception been one of the worst intelligence agencies in our part of the world. They are corrupt, reckless, useless(as far as professionalism in  intelligence gathering is concerned) and they are not staffed with seasoned or dedicated people at all. How many of them have been arrested for every crime one can imagine in criminal code so far? From the time people like Salmina Drammeh and others were involved in the diamond saga to date tell me where the NIA has not been caught with their pants down? They are petty thieves posing as intelligence officials. Imagine the huge building a person like Baba Saho erected considering his low wages and educational background.



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Gambia: Editorial: Is Hezbollah Using Gambia To Traffic Cocaine To Fuel International Terrorism??
Tuesday, June 08, 2010 (2252 reads)


Editorial:  Is Hezbollah Using Gambia To Traffic Cocaine To Fuel  International Terrorism??

The Gambia is becoming a hotspot for drug trafficking.  It beats one’s imagination that such a high quantity of cocaine, and arms could be trafficked into this country without the knowledge of our security forces—most importantly the so called “ mighty” National Intelligence Agency—the nation’s main intelligence outfit gathering unit.  This is unfathomable so to speak. There is more to this story.  We shall try to connect the dots as we proceed with this editorial. First and  foremost, there are two theories lingering in the minds of Gambians, and the civilized world. One, there is this talk that there are some powerful Gambian officials connected to the cocaine trade. That, these influential officials conspired with some South American drug cartels to smuggle cocaine and other dangerous drugs into The Gambia—destined for Europe. 

The Western intelligence community—including the International police (Interpol) have long been trailing the “Banjul cocaine” consignment which was trafficked into the impoverished West African country—thanks to the help of the host country—where corrupt anti narcotic officials, and the police openly socialized with drug lords in the region.



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Breaking News: Gambia: MAJOR COCAINE “CATCH” IN GAMBIA
Sunday, June 06, 2010 (3246 reads)


MAJOR COCAINE “CATCH” IN GAMBIA

Lebanese Timber Factory Transformed Into A Cocaine Zone

As Joint Security Team Raid Led Land Proprietor In Trouble

By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba, Banjul

The impoverished nation of the Gambia is gradually becoming a safe-haven for drug cartel networks—notably drug dealers from South America, Guinea Bissau, and the country’s indigenous local citizens who used the West African country to traffic cocaine and other dangerous drugs, the Freedom Newspaper can report. A massive joint security operation Friday, June 4th led to the confiscation of a huge consignment of cocaine—that was hidden at Muktharr Trading Store—situated between Bonto village and Pirang in the Kombo East District, West Region of the Gambia, intelligence sources said. Muktharr Trading, is engaged in timber sale in The Gambia. The company is owned by a Lebanese born business tycoon Mr. Muktharr. Mr. Muktaharr is a close associate of President Yahya Jammeh. His company is partly responsible for the country’s dwindling flora and fauna.



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Breaking News: Gambia: Taipei Based Organization Honored Ambassador Sey
Saturday, June 05, 2010 (1214 reads)


Taipei Based Organization Honored Ambassador Sey

Subject: Your Valuable Sharing on Human Rights Development to Help the World  

Dear Essa Bokarr Sey,

Hope this mail finds you well. Time and space does not keep us apart. With genuine care and greetings, people are connected and the friendship lasts. On behalf of the UN/NGO Association of World Citizens (AWC), the Federation of World Peace and Love (FOWPAL), the Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy and the Dr. Hong Tao-Tze Culture and Education Foundation, we thank you for your contribution to mankind and the world, and extend our warmest regards to wish you all the best. Taking this opportunity, we would like to share with you the inspiring achievement about our activities and invite you to take part.   



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Breaking News: Gambia: Njogu Bah Bounces Back At President’s Office
Saturday, June 05, 2010 (2506 reads)


Njogu Bah Bounces Back At President’s Office

MARIAMA KHAN OUT!!!

By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba, Banjul

Following the declassification of a confidential letter that was sent to  President Jammeh by George Gomez, a sports official,  in our Friday Edition, the head of state has reacted angrily, by ejecting the Secretary General and Head of the Civil Service Mariama Kahan, from the State House, who has been moved to the Personal Management office (PMO) with immediate effect, the Freedom Newspaper can report. The raging President was not happy with the leakage of the letter, some of its content was published on the Freedom Newspaper.



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Breaking News: Gambia: GFA OFFICIALS IN NIA NETS!!
Friday, June 04, 2010 (2597 reads)


GFA OFFICIALS IN NIA NETS!!

SEEDY KINTEH, AND OTHER GFA OFFICIALS QUESTIONED BY NIA OVER “SECRET” MEETINGS WITH GEN. TAMBA

GNOC’S George Gomez Reportedly Implicated Kinteh And Others, As He writes To The President—The NIA Tells Freedom Newspaper

By Staff Reporter Fatou Barry, Banjul

The President of The Gambia Football Association Seedy Buwaa Kinteh, Lamin King Kolley, the Second Vice President of GFA, and Ajatta Gibba a member of the football body,  who also doubles as an NIA Officer attached to the Analysis Unit, were called for questioning on Thursday May 27th 2010 in connection with the recent treason case involving the former Chief of defense staff Major General Lang Tombong Tamba, the Freedom Newspaper can reveal. The above named persons spent hours at the NIA Thursday, before they were told to go home, as the President Yahya Jammeh ordered the agency to probe into the activities of the GFA officials, following reports that they had numerous “secret” meetings at General Tamba’s residence in the recent past.



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I read with disgust the article written by Michael Scales on Gambia plc-Says Armitage Gambia
Saturday, September 08, 2007 (2319 reads)


By Armitage Gambia

Gentlemen,
  I read with disgust  the article written by Michael Scales on Gambia plc. I am Gambian myself, living in England for the past 25yrs, educated and currently working as an Operations Director for a very successful blue chip company in England.As Gambian Journalist I can empathize with a lot of what is affecting you, and the sacrifices you have taken to continue 'reporting' on what is affecting us. However, I am a great believer in Patriotism,, 'Buga saraew', in everything a citizen does......micro to macro economic development, together with fighting criticisms that will impact on the development of your country.
   
 



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For the Records:A Response to an EX Soldier on a call for coup against Jammeh!!
Saturday, June 09, 2007 (2396 reads)



Soldier Drammeh with Jammeh

Hi Mr. Musa Drammeh,

Following an editorial meeting to vet the content of your open letter to President Yahya Jammeh, we have decided not to publish the said letter in view of its content which do not  fit our editorial standards. The Freedom Newspaper opposes any form of force to change a democratically elected government. Despite our opposition to Jammeh’s bad policies, we are morally obliged to manage the type of content that goes into this reputable paper.

Publishing your letter means, we are legitimating coups in Africa, which is not in line with the spirit of our Mission Statement. The Freedom Newspaper’s goal is to promote free press, democracy, good governance and accountability in the Gambia. We are opposed to coups in all its forms. The African continent has been denied development due to the military’s meddling into domestic politics. It’s our ardent belief that Africa including the Gambia can do better in the absence of the military’s participation in active politics.

We understand your frustrations, but as a media house, we valued our credibility. We don’t want to be seen as a “subversive Newspaper” where readers can call for an overthrow of a government. The Gambia is our homeland and we should not be over carried by our emotions to act otherwise. We appreciate letters highlighting the governance crisis in the Gambia and not the ones calling for a coup. We all want to see Yahya Jammeh go, but as journalists we want to assert our independence in the due execution of our duty. Governments come and go, but the Gambia remains.

We are sorry for any inconvenience our decision might have caused to you. Feel free to write any time you deem it necessary. We have no option but not to publish the said letter. It’s not a question of “censorship” but preserving the integrity of the Freedom Newspaper. Remember, any letter or story published here, we would be held accountable for it. We hope you understand where we are driving at.

On a final note, the Freedom Newspaper wishes to assure you that our decision to drop your letter was done in good faith without malice. Thanks for having confidence in our paper. Have a blessed day.

Regards,

Pa Nderry M’Bai, Publisher Freedom Newspaper,
Raleigh, North Carolina,
USA.




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Where there is injustices, there is bound to be corruption and rights violations. If those entrusted with enforcing the law are seen to be corrupt, then there is cause for concern.  Pa Harry Jammeh and Ben Jammeh should be investigated in the interest of justice, and fair play.  You don’t use your office to favor loved ones. That’s absolutely wrong.   

 

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