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As we enter in the final phase of the REFELA presidential election campaign, we call on you to join us in wishing HE Rohey Malick Lowe; Banjul Mayoress a successful campaign and welcome her victorious.
HE Rohey Malick Lowe is a Gambian and the first female mayor of the city of Banjul. She devoted her office for the youth and women. Winning this seat, would be an excellent representation for the Gambia, and Africa at large.
Photo credit: KERR FATOU
Mayor Lowe Arrives In Kenya Ahead Of Her REFELA Presidency Bid
Mayor of Banjul, Rohey Malick Lowe with a high power delegation just arrived in Kisumu in Kenya.
She is preparing for the opening of the REFELA conference and the campaign proper on Tuesday (tomorrow); ahead of the election on Wednesday.
Mayor Lowe, current REFELA Vice President for West Africa is contesting for the position of President in the Wednesday’s election.
Hopes are high that she will sweep the poll, as many powerful countries rally behind Gambia.
Participants at the conference are Mayors, Governors, Ministers, CSOs etc., of subnational and local governments of various countries in Africa.
The Mayor of Banjul was elected REFELA Vice President for West Africa in February, this year.
REFELA is the acronym for the Network of Women Elected officials of subnational and local governments of Africa regroups women members of the political bodies dealing with the governance of the local authorities and governments of Africa. A 15-member executive bureau manages the network representing the South, North, Central, East, and West Africa regions.
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STATEMENT ON THE SHRINKING POLITICAL SPACE, RISING THREAT TO CIVIL SOCIETY AND HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS IN THE GAMBIA
Activista The Gambia notes with grave concern and disappointment the shrinking political space, freedom of expression, rising threat to civil society and human rights defenders, and insecurity across the country. This dampens the hope and aspirations of multitudes of citizens who have voted for change and have anxiously been looking forward to a great democratic transformation and good governance of our great nation following the historic defeat of dictatorship on 1st December 2016.
This new dispensation is characterized by popular participation of citizens, democratic cultures, and a reform process to build our public institutions in the strive toward peace, tolerance, justice, and the rule of law. This led to the emergence of an active citizenry in the political processes, media freedom, a rise of a more vibrant civil society, the emergence of a commission of enquires and more engagement between representatives and the electorates.
However, we condemn in the strongest possible term the hallmark of a governance system that is relapsing into dictatorship. This is manifested in the police brutal beating of Mr Kebba Chatty, the perpetual denial of police permits for citizens to exercise their fundamental freedoms and the verbal assault by President Adama Barrow directed to civil society in particular in the person of Mr Madi Jobarteh. We demand that The President be measured in his statements whenever he speaks to the people he swore to protect as he is ‘the Servant-in Chief’ of the people.
Similarly, Activista the Gambia expresses its utter shock and dismay at the shameful and revealing mismanagement and plunder of public funds as manifested in the recent Auditor General’s report. We also demand that the state be held accountable for this nefarious economic looting of public resources. Furthermore, the lack of implementation of the recommendations of the Janneh Commission report, the slow pace of implementing TRRC recommendations, rising levels of corruption, skyrocketing prices of essential food commodities and fuel prices, increasing land-grabbing and dubious land allocations are critical national issues that negatively affect daily lives of ordinary poor and vulnerable citizens. These vital national issues are dear to average citizens and therefore require urgent action from the government as the primary duty-bearer to fix in the interest of accountability and transparency to the citizenry. We demand that the President and the Government of the Gambia take significant actions to address these grave issues eating up the very fabric of our fragile democracy and the society in general. Activista would like to remind the President and the Government of the Gambia that fundamental human rights and freedoms are guaranteed by the 1997 Constitution (Section 17 – 35).
Similarly, the Gambia is a signatory to international conventions including the International Convention on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and as enshrined in the Constitution of The Gambia. These laws guarantee the Right to Political Participation, Freedom of Expression, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Movement, Freedom of the Press and the Media, and Freedom from all forms of discrimination, among others.
It is against this backdrop that we demand for President Barrow and his government to desist from any form of intimidation and threats against the CSOs, media and other members of the public with immediate effect. We further wish to draw the attention of President Barrow and his government to their obligation to protect the civic space for the purpose of amplifying the voice of the “Never Again” Slogan. It is important to note that the voice of the Civil Society is the voice of the people, and therefore any attempt to suppress the activism of the CSOs constitutes an attempt to suppress the masses, to whom power belongs. Therefore, as members of the CSO community, we will not relent in protecting this new-found democracy, in which freedom of expression and the right to an opinion are integral.
Finally, we demand that President Barrow be a unifier in a highly polarized nation, a national symbol and a leader who upholds the constitution of the Republic of the Gambia and guarantees the right to protect each and everyone.
UP With Justice!
National Coordinator
Activista The Gambia
Omar Danso
CC: Attorney General's Chambers & Ministry of Justice ,the Gambia
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Amin Sarr, younger brother of Scorpions goalkeeper Lamin Sarr scored a brace today as his Eredivisie club Heerenveen won 2-1 against Vitesse.
Amin Sarr is 21 years old striker who is qualified to play for both the Gambia 🇬🇲 and Sweden 🇸🇪 National teams.
The young forward represented Sweden 🇸🇪 at the U-21 level. But he never plays for the Swedish National Team.
Sarr is skilful and pacy with superb shooting accuracy. Amin will be a great addition to the Scorpions.
Gambia Football Federation act fast before Sweden 🇸🇪 will sn**ch him from us.
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This called Musa boto Saidy from tujareing tintingto orgenal from Guinea Bissau..
He is the one insulting our Muslims else's the Gambia here..
I am calling all Gambia government. To stop him for that he is doing because how he is going on it is not save, if he is insult our leaders
We always reply him..and it is not save like that..
Some months back Ba- Kawsu fofana was planning to attack him and the Gambia police force to him, they called both them in sukuta police station, and they ask both the to stop insulting each other. But still Musa is over insulting him every day and night, and is the right time Government to come out and talk to Musa..
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