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Significant Progress Achieved After Raleigh Conference

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Gambia Democratic Action Group (GDAG), Save the Gambia Democracy Project (STGDP) and Democratic Union of Gambian Activists (DUGA), serving as the committee pro-temp, and assigned the task of creating a centralized coordinating body in the struggle to restore democracy in The Gambia, wish to inform conference delegates and the general public that they have made significant progress in creating a Steering Committee that shall be responsible for promoting the Agenda For Change in The Gambia.

Each region will be tasked with choosing representatives from their respective organizations and or individual activists to serve on the Steering Committee with emphasis on inclusion and equal representation. The size and composition as well as the regional distribution of the Steering Committee shall be as

Musa Saidykhan @ June 19, 2013

Breaking News: Kukoi Samba Sanyang Is Dead

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Kukoi Samba Sanyang

Kukoi Samba Sanyang

By Suntou Touray

Kibaaro News has confirmed the death of the man who led the Gambia’s 1981 foiled revolution. Kukoi Samba Sanyang died in the Malian capital Bamako two hours ago, a dependable source told Kibaaro News.

Mr. Sanyang had recently dominated news headlines after he was expelled from Senegal after efforts to extradite him had boomeranged.  

“Kukoi’s death is confirmed,” our source who received a call from Mali told Kibaaro News. “He hasn’t been very well,” he said, adding that the death followed the former rebel leader’s long battle with an unknown illness.

Since he fled the Gambia after unleashing

Musa Saidykhan @ June 18, 2013

Dismissed Justice Minister’s Family Cries Foul

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Dr. Njogu Bah

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The family of the Gambia’s recently dismissed Attorney General and Justice Minister is crying foul, raising concerns about Lamin Jobarteh’s whereabouts and conditions of detention.

Mr. Jobarteh had been in state custody since his removal from office without explanations some weeks back. His arrest is believed to be in relation with his dropping of high-profile criminal cases in exchange of money. Others alleged that Jobarteh’s arrest was prompted by the escape into exile of the dismissed Director General of the National Drugs Enforcement Agency. Benedict Jammeh jumped bail after he had sensed that his life was in danger.

Jobarteh’s family members

Musa Saidykhan @ June 18, 2013

Director of Agriculture, two Others In NIA Net

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President Jammeh hires and fires at will

Officials of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) on Wednesday picked up the Director of Agriculture. Musa Houma was arrested and subsequently detained with two of his junior staff, Kibaaro News has confirmed. 

The arrest and detention of Mr. Houma and others was reportedly ordered by President Yahya Jammeh during his Meet the People’s Tour. “The officers were arrested after President Jammeh issued an order to that effect,” a dependable source told Kibaaro News.

Our sources added that President Jammeh’s arrest order was issued after he had visited the agricultural camp in Sappo in Upper River Region. Most people who spoke to

Musa Saidykhan @ June 18, 2013

Alcohol and African Society – Rituals And Social Problem

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By Momodou Ndow

Momodou Ndow

Momodou Ndow

Alcohol is probably the most ancient and widespread psychoactive substance in the world. It is a naturally occurring substance wherever free-floating carbohydrates are available and thus is widely known and used. Clearly, there are alcohol uses related to health, nutrition, entertainment, religion, and a variety of other social activities. Alcohol has for centuries played a prominent role in the social and religious life of African societies south of the Sahara. As early as the eleventh century A.D., Al-Bakri (The Andalusian Muslim geographer and historian) described offerings of alcoholic drinks in royal funeral rites in the kingdom of Ghana. It is clear from

Musa Saidykhan @ June 17, 2013

Executions Distress Inmates And Prison Officers At Mile 2

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REMAINS OF EXECUTED INMATES

 

SEEN WRAPPED IN 9 LARGE BAGS

 

Smart-looking Ex-Lt. Jarju

Ex-Lt. Jarju was also executed

Lt. Lamin Jammeh, Lt. Bah's Colleague Was Also Executed Photo: Courtesy of Maafanta

Ex-Lt. Jammeh also executed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The illegal execution of nine death-row inmates last August has left both inmates and security officers on duty at Mile 2 Central Prisons reeling with trauma, delegates at last week’s London conference were told. 

This revelation was made by Dr. Amadou Scattred Janneh who broke the Gambia’s execution story to the world.

“The period after the executions was very traumatic,”

Musa Saidykhan @ June 16, 2013

DEMINISHING THE ELEMENT OF FEAR

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By Ousainou Mbenga

Ousainou Mbenga

Ousainou Mbenga

Against medical advice; we who still have brain cells to think, (as opposed to the willfully ignorant) know it’s a waste of time to subject Yaya Jammeh to psychiatric evaluation. We have long ago diagnosed Jammeh as psychopathic.

The real contention has been the appropriate medication to administer to relief Gambia of this diseased condition. “Diplomatic medication” is the wrong prescription. Diplomacy has its place, but not from a position of weakness. Those who know what POWER is have a different definition of diplomacy and its application. We, on the POWERLESS side, use powerless language and engage in powerless action.

When one is

Musa Saidykhan @ June 15, 2013

A THANK YOU NOTE FROM THE FAMILY OF LATE BAFAMS

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The Late Nfamara Jarju

Samakung Public Radio joins the family and friends of late Famara Jarju to thank all those who have in various capacities contributed to the successful funeral arrangements and transportation of the diseased to the Gambia.

Your invaluable support in this regard has gone a long way in ensuring that Fams have been accorded the proper Muslim burial on June 8th in his homeland of Gambia in the town of Wellingara Kombo North. Your efforts have indeed been well appreciated by his loved ones.

Notable contributors included but not limited to the likes of Momodou Camara and the Gambian community of Seattle; Wahab Hydara and

Musa Saidykhan @ June 15, 2013