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PANORAMA with 'Bulfaaleh'-Iranian Special Commandos training Gambian GNG. 'Kabekel' visits Venuezuela..
Sunday, July 02, 2006 (1040 reads)

Iranian Special Forces at Cape Point Bakau,President Jammeh siezed the residence of former Vice President Bakary Bunja Darboe to lodge them there.

Is this Neneh or the new Second First Lady Madam Amina Cole?

I have been waiting for President Jammeh to start before I step in to reveal what many are yet to know. I have been warning President Jammeh that, he started the fight but we will end it.Those of us who know what President Jammeh is doing in and out of The Gambia never get excited when he starts staging a fool's show. I was actually laughing when President Jammeh thought he has stolen the show. Of course not. President Jammeh's dirty laundry on all fronts will be washed in public much more than before. He has no shame in his veins therefore we will never hesitate to reveal his toppest dirty secrets for public consumption.

PANORAMA with 'Bulfaaleh'-More Top Secrets, President Jammeh visited Lebanon under cover?
Sunday, July 02, 2006 (645 reads)

President Jammeh was a special guest of Alharafi to Lebanon?

President Jammeh was once briefed by a special state guard secret service agent on the above topic. He was told some foreign intelligence agents from the West were worried about the special links he has with some 'dangerous' Lebanese men. President Jammeh as usual reacted by insulting the parents of those foreign secret agents who were monitoring him. He said he cares less if they were looking after what he was doing behind the scenes. He said he made them believe that he was with them on the war against terror and that was enough to blind fold them. President Jammeh can be prostituted by any dangerous organisation as far as he can receive money from them. He was specially Invited to a secret meeting with a Lebanese Millionaire.

Editorial:Jammeh risked being linked to supporting terrorists-Iran/Venezuela Presidents insult America!!!
Saturday, July 01, 2006 (627 reads)

EDITORIAL

Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh is currently having tea with nations linked to backing terrorists. He deliberately invited the Somalian, Iranian,Venezuelan and other despotic leaders to the Banjul AU Summit in a bid to provoke the West. An Official of the Department of State For Foreign Affairs told the Freedom Newspaper that the Gambian leader indeed had secret meetings with these leaders and had promised to work with them at all levels. The Gambian leader said our source is apparently angry with Washington, following the suspension of the impoverished West African country from the US Millennium Challenge Account. President Jammeh continued the Foreign Ministry official his private discussions with the said leaders centered on "security, the promotion of Islam and the end to Western domination."

Pa Nderry M'Bai, Freedom Newspaper Managing Editor cum publisher

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The Open Society Institute Released the Following Statement Today Regarding The Gambia's Suspension From the Millennium Challenge Account
Saturday, July 01, 2006 (303 reads)

The Open Society Institute Released the Following Statement Today Regarding The Gambia's Suspension From the Millennium Challenge Account

   OSI Commends Decision to Suspend The Gambia from Millennium Challenge
                                  Account

WASHINGTON, June 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The Open Society Institute released
the following statement today regarding The Gambia's suspension from the
Millennium Challenge Account:
    OSI commends the Millennium Challenge Corporation's (MCC) recent
decision to suspend the Gambia's eligibility for Millennium Challenge
Account (MCA) assistance, in light of the country's blatant backsliding on
democratic governance over the past few years.
    Under the leadership of President Yahya Jammeh, who seized power in a
coup in 1994, the country has suffered a progressive decline in human
rights, freedom of expression and rule of law. Gambian civil society
operates under intimidation, fear and brutality. Human rights activists and
opposition politicians have disappeared. Intimidation of journalists is
coupled with the banning of credible media institutions, as noted by human
rights organizations such as Freedom House and Amnesty International.

African Union Summit Fails to Adopt Democracy Charter
Saturday, July 01, 2006 (393 reads)

African Union Summit Fails to Adopt Democracy Charter - 6/30/2006 12:46:15 PM

Source-Front Page Africa

News Service Reports

Gambia's Yahya Jammeh
BANJUL, Gambia (AFP) - Ministers meeting ahead of an African Union summit this weekend failed to adopt a charter on democracy and good governance that would seek to limit the scourge of coups and power-grabs, South Africa's foreign minister said.

The draft charter aims to discourage unconstitutional changes of government in Africa, where coups and the manipulation of basic laws have often been used as weapons to get into office or extend a grip on power.