Almami Taal
The University of The Gambia, Faculty of Law, Faculty Member
SDGs and LDCs
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There is little justification, if any, in maintaining archaic laws restricting the generation and dissemination of information in the statute books of the nation and use them frequently against Media Practitioners. Dissent and open... more
There is little justification, if any, in maintaining archaic laws restricting the generation and dissemination of information in the statute books of the nation and use them frequently against Media Practitioners.
Dissent and open discussions of national issues have transformed Ghana into an effective and functioning democracy that have had two competitive and legitimate change of government within the last two decades
Dissent and open discussions of national issues have transformed Ghana into an effective and functioning democracy that have had two competitive and legitimate change of government within the last two decades
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The concept of nationhood is as important today as it was at the time of independence in 1965. A sense of a shared destiny is essential for nation building and for the development of a culture of rights and obligations. Nationhood is not... more
The concept of nationhood is as important today as it was at the time of independence in 1965. A sense of a shared destiny is essential for nation building and for the development of a culture of rights and obligations. Nationhood is not an event. Its form and shape cannot be predetermined. Nationhood is an active building process. For us, the outlines of what must be built are set out in the Preamble to our Constitution, which reads:
In the name of God, the Almighty,
We the people of The Gambia have accomplished a great and historic task. We have had our say on how we should be governed. For this Constitution contains our will and resolve for good governance and a just, secure and prosperous society
In the name of God, the Almighty,
We the people of The Gambia have accomplished a great and historic task. We have had our say on how we should be governed. For this Constitution contains our will and resolve for good governance and a just, secure and prosperous society
essay on the empowerment of women in Africa and elective political Office.
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Article on the 1997 Constitution of the Gambia