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Wade Remains Defiant, So Does Protesters
Monday, January 30, 2012
Neighbouring Senegal’s embattled president, Abdoulie Wade remains defiant to calls and violent protests against his third bid for presidency, but the...
problems, support, protest
The Verdict is Tomorrow at 10 am
Monday, January 16, 2012
Tomorrow – Tuesday 17 January is the D-day for a former Gambian information minister and three others standing trial at the Special Criminal Court in...
verdict, protest, testified
Bar on Mboge’s ‘Irresponsible Remarks’
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Saturday, October 08, 2011 The Gambia Bar Association has expressed disappointment over, what it calls the unfortunate and irresponsible remarks of...
remarks’, disappointment, protest
Defiant Wade to Contest 2012 Polls
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Senegalese president Abdoulie Wade will contest for the 2012 presidential elections despite deadly protests against that decision. Wade, 85, was...
protest, convicted, (economic crimes
Over 600 Gambians in Violence Stricken Libyan Yearn Homecoming
Friday, March 11, 2011
Over six hundred Gambians are trapped in the troubled Libya yearning to return home, The Gambian foreign minister, Momodou Tangara told GRTS on...
protest, gateway, libeya
What a Lesson Other Leaders Should Learn from!
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
A wind of change is blowing in the North of Africa. What lessons are there for the governments of other parts of Africa to learn from? Enough...
protest, lesson, forafricans
Shifting From Cries to Protests for Democratic Reform Lessons from Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan and Yemen
Friday, January 28, 2011
After gaining political independence from colonialists, many African and Asian countries started their administrative lives with optimism and pride....
reforms, unemployement, protest
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