Gambia: Editorial: Why The Obama Administration Should Spearhead For A Regime Change In The Gambia? Thursday, December 29, 2011 (2441 reads)
Editorial: Why The Obama Administration Should Spearhead For A Regime Change In The Gambia?
The Obama administration should consider championing for a regime change in the Gambia, in a bid to disrupt the activities of some Lebanese Hezbollah financiers in that impoverished nation. The current regime in the Gambia is anti US interest. This is evident on the dictator’s open embracement of Hezbollah supporters in Banjul. Lebanese businesses linked to financing terrorism have been allowed to operate in that country despite US’S concerns about the implications of harboring such enemies of freedom. Washington should act expeditiously to protect its own interest before enemies of freedom will strike. Hezbollah is expanding its network in the Gambia at an alarming rate!
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Gambia: Breaking News: Yahya Jammeh Makes “False US Trip Announcement On GRTS.” Wednesday, December 28, 2011 (3202 reads)

Yahya Jammeh Makes “False US Trip Announcement On GRTS.”
Gambia’s mentally unstable leader Yahya Jammeh is trying to test the country’s security waters by making a false announcement on state media that he is scheduled to travel to the United States today Thursday. The newscast did not disclose the purpose of Jammeh’s US trip. It merely states that Jammeh will be leaving Banjul in the early hours of Thursday morning for Washington DC. The announcement followed criticism made by a Freedom Radio talk-show commentator who argued that Mr. Jammeh is virtually a prisoner since he is afraid to travel overseas for fear of being toppled by the military. That Jammeh lacks legitimacy to rule the Gambia and he is also employing force to subdue oppressed Gambians.
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Gambia: No to meeting with Yahya Jammeh’s regime Tuesday, December 27, 2011 (2216 reads)
No to meeting with Yahya Jammeh’s regime
By Mathew K Jallow
Dear Editor,
I read with curious interest the Gambia’s Foreign Minister, Mr. Tangara’s effort to reach out to Diaspora Gambians. I said curious because this is only now happening when Yahya Jammeh’s regime is increasingly under intense pressure from the international community after the recent fraudulent elections. What this latest move has made abundantly clear is that in Yahya Jammeh’s attempts to be a smart ass, he has exposed his stupidity.
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Breaking News: Gambia: President Jammeh’s Drug Dealer Friend General Bubo Arrested In Bissau Foiled Coup! Monday, December 26, 2011 (4413 reads)
President Jammeh’s Drug Dealer Friend General Bubo Arrested In Bissau Foiled Coup!
President Yahya Jammeh’s closest friend and renowned drug dealer Guinea Bissau Navy Chief of Staff Jose Americo Bubo Na Tchuto, has been arrested with other army officials in a foiled coup attempt, the Freedom Newspaper can report. Mr. Bubo, and his fellow coupists failed in their attempt to dislodge the democratically elected Government of President Malam Bacai Sanha, who is undergoing medical treatment in France. The news of the foiled coup was announced on Monday by the Guinean authorities.
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Gambia: Breaking News: Sillaba Samateh Alleges That The Gambian Embassy In Belgium Tries To Bribe Him To Stop Talking About ‘Jammeh’s Drug Trade.’ Monday, December 26, 2011 (3288 reads)

Sillaba Samateh Alleges That The Gambian Embassy In Belgium Tries To Bribe Him To Stop Talking About ‘Jammeh’s Drug Trade.’
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Sillaba Samateh, a Dutch Gambian businessman, who recently earned his fame by exposing dictator Yahya Jammeh’s “ties with South American drug cartels” has confirmed that the Gambian Embassy in Belgium is trying to bribe him with a substantial amount of money in a bid to stop him from exposing his inner knowledge about the dictator’s drug trade. “ I have been contacted by an official of the Gambian Embassy in Brussels to meet with them to discuss issues of mutual interest but I have been advised not to meet with the Gambian diplomat. The whole idea of the proposed meeting is to silence me. There is nobody on this earth who can stop me from talking about President Jammeh’s drug trade,” Sillaba Samateh tells the Freedom Newspaper on Sunday, while responding to our earlier journalistic query that he has been allegedly offered $10,000 dollars by an agent of the regime to stop talking about the major cocaine catch in the Gambia.
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Gambia: Electoral System and Public Media—Classical Case of Democratic Deficit Sunday, December 25, 2011 (1387 reads)
Electoral System and Public Media—Classical Case of Democratic Deficit
By Alagi Yorro Jallow
The Gambia and Nigeria are two examples of countries where the public media were used and abused in recent elections and where the electoral commissions have flouted their own guidelines for fair coverage in the use of the state media. Sadly, too, the private media have faced many obstacles and challenges when it comes to performing its traditional role of informing the electorates. The Gambia has a long history of multiparty politics. Since early pre-independence political movements, active politics continued unabated into the era of self-government.
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Gambia: News Analysis: THE DANGERS ASSOCIATED WITH WORKING WITH DICTATOR JAMMEH! Sunday, December 25, 2011 (2333 reads)
It was with substantial shock that the Gambian people learnt, through the state controlled GRTS, of the sacking and eventual prosecution of Ousman Jammeh.The former head of Civil Service, who was a long-standing ally of the murderous Jammeh regime, has been handed his just comeuppance at longblast for his unprincipled servitude. Accused of neglect of duty and economic crimes, Ousman Jammeh has been hauled into prison for three years upon the judgment of a fishy, venal Nigerian magistrate recruited by Jammeh to suppress allies and opponents alike that have fallen afoul of him.
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Gambia: News Analysis: Why should we sympathize for Ousman Jammeh? Sunday, December 25, 2011 (5412 reads)
Why should we sympathize for Ousman Jammeh?
By Kalil Laye
Mr. M'bai:
Hopefully, there is space in your widely read and highly coveted online paper for us to share some of our views concerning the plight of Mr. Ousman Jammeh who is currently in the grips of Yaya Jammeh's torture machine, the bloodiest execution system that the Gambia has ever known. To be sure, the situation that Mr. Ousman Jammeh currently finds himself in is indeed a pretty unfortunate one; but in our view the questions that really matter or really ought to be asked are as follows: 1. Was Ousman Jammeh's plight really foreseeable? 2. And if so, why should we sympathize him?
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Gambia: News Analysis: THE GAMBIAN JUDICIARY IS A FRAGMENT OF DUST UNDER THE SHOES OF YAHYA JAMMEH Sunday, December 25, 2011 (2142 reads)
THE GAMBIAN JUDICIARY IS A FRAGMENT OF DUST UNDER THE SHOES OF YAHYA JAMMEH
THE IMPRISONMENT OF OUSMAN JAMMEH AS A CASE STUDY
By An Insider
The Imprisonment of Ousman Jammeh is nothing but a scheme designed to eradicate intellectuals from the Jammeh Administration. Why would Ousman Jammeh be charged in the first place because a former Permanent Secretary was still receiving salary months after his dismissal. How is he the cause of the loss of revenue to the Government of the Gambia and why would this be an Economic Crime. Mr. Mbai, I was a Civil Servant and I know for sure that the system at the Government Treasury is so lax that when people leave the Civil Service most of the time their salaries continue flowing for months unnoticed. The job of informing the Treasury Department that a Civil Servant had left the Civil and to stop his or her salary is not the job of the Secretary General no matter how high a position the person has at the time of leaving the Service.
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Jammeh is history!
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