This is an opinion by an activist on the Gambian Government’s rejection of the Afrobarometer survey, which raises important questions about transparency and the government’s relationship with public perception. More in the publication.

Sixty years ago, The Gambia shook off its colonial shackles and embraced political independence. Despite the uncertainty and scepticism over its viability, the vision and the promise was one of self-determination, dignity, and a future by Gambians for Gambians. We have persisted, and here we are 60 years on. More in this masterfully crafted publication by lawyer Imran Darboe.

Philip Saine writes this opinion piece raising concerns on the Gambia - Saudi Arabia Domestic Workers Agreement. More in this publication.

This article written by an experienced lawyer explores his passion for reading, the challenges presented by the rise of social media, all juxtaposed with the concept of the hit US TV series, American Gods.

This is the fourth article in a series of publications by Human Rights Activist Madi Jobarteh on the 2024 Draft Constitution Gazetted on 14th August 2024.

This is the third article in a series of publications by Human Rights Activist Madi Jobarteh on the 2024 Draft Constitution Gazetted on 14th August 2024. This article is the second part focusing on creating an autocracy by giving excess powers to the President.

This is the second article in a series of publications by Human Rights Activist Madi Jobarteh on the 2024 Draft Constitution Gazetted on 14th August 2024. This article focuses on creating an autocracy by giving excess powers to the President.

This is the first publication in a series of articles written by Gambian Human Rights Activist Madi Jobarteh on the 2024 Draft Constitution which was Gazetted on 14th August 2024. This article focuses on Presidential Term Limits.