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Tambadou’s Demand Letter Puts The Gambia’s Promise of Press Freedom to the Test
LEGAL COMMENTARY By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. A former Attorney General who helped end criminal defamation now challenges an investigative report….
UMC is not a political party according to law
ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY By Essa Njie I have watched a video of Mr. Talib Bensouda on Kerr Fatou, where he made the…
The Perception Gap: Two Worlds, One Newsroom – A Challenge to Every Editor in The Gambia
ANALYSIS/COMMENTARY By Muhammed Lamin Drammeh The author is a Master’s candidate in Journalism & Communication specializing in International Communication at…
Procession or Meeting? The Legal Question the GALA Arrests Cannot Escape
ANALYSIS Sarjo Barrow, Esq. On Friday, May 8, 2026, according to The Alkamba Times, police in the Kanifing region prevented…
Who Gets On The Voter Roll? What Citizens, Observers, and Political Parties Must Know About The IEC’s Supplementary Registration Powers Under The New Elections Act 2025
By Sarjo Barrow, Esq. As the Independent Electoral Commission (“IEC”) conducts supplementary voter registration ahead of The Gambia’s December presidential…
A Right on Paper, a License in Practice: The Case for a Principled Revisitation of Darboe v. IGP
By Sarjo Barrow, Esq Disclaimer: Closed circuit. The article is written for lawyers, Jurists, law students, or legal enthusiasts. The…
When Appellate Courts Review Trial Court Decisions: The Standard That Governs
ANALYSIS By Hon. Sarjo Barrow, Esq. Appeal is not a new phenomenon in The Gambia. It has been part of…
They Prosecuted Our Crimes Before We Could
Op-Ed Sarjo Barrow, Esq Justice Is Finally Coming Home, and It Cannot Arrive Alone Today, during a press conference, the…