The Gambia Has Locks, But No Keys: Why Vetting Reform Still Matters
OPINION By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. On June 26, 2026, former U.S. national security official John Bolton pleaded guilty to mishandling…
Singing couple receive anonymous death threats over social media love posts
By Dawda Baldeh Gambian singing couple Lamin Touray, known as Badibunka, and his wife Bintou Touray (Binbunka) have reported receiving…
Sports Journalism Is Not Soft News: Why Gambian Newsrooms Must Rethink the Beat
OPINION By: Muhammed Lamin Drammeh Sports journalism in The Gambia continues to face a long-standing perception problem that can no…
People with disabilities in Gambia say stigma blocks access to grants despite legal protections
By Alie Jallow People with disabilities in The Gambia say they are routinely excluded from grants and economic‑empowerment programmes because…
UMC warns Sabally’s one‑party remarks threaten Gambian democracy
By Michaella Faith Wright The United Movement for Change (UMC) campaign manager, MC Cham Jr, has warned that comments by…
When Is Consent Truly Lawful? The Dibba Ruling’s Deeper Question
OPINION • LEGAL COMMENTARY By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. As reported by Kexx News, the High Court has dismissed Ebrima Dibba’s…
ECOWAS unveils bold new era for West African trade
By Dawda Baldeh Regional and international trade experts, legal specialists, and senior government officials met in The Gambia on Monday…
Family seeks justice as Ba Musa Sabally to be buried after alleged mob killing in Brikama
By Dawda Baldeh The family of Ba Musa Sabally is demanding justice as his remains are returned home for burial…
FLAG and the Carter Center urge legal reforms and better data to tackle gender‑based violence
By Alieu Jallow The Female Lawyers Association of The Gambia (FLAG), working with The Carter Center, has called for stronger…
Free the Bench to Judge: Let Professionals Run the Courts
By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. Lawyer Malick H.B. Jallow recently made a point on Dialectic Space that deserves more than a…