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Madness: Society to Watch Out

Madness isdescribed as the malfunctioning of the human brain causing the individual tobehave erratically and totally abnormally in society. Madness also causes the individual to forgetwhat is correct societal norm and behaviour. Society and development delvesinto the causes, behaviour and the role of society towards mad people as youngmen and women join the mad society on a daily basis. Society and Developmentasked a mad man the starting question and answers wrongly to show how he is...

Magistrate Johnny Njie fired

The services of Magistrate Johnny Njie have been terminated as of 14 November 2008. This information was contained in a press release sent to media houses by the Judicial Service Commission and signed by Haruna Jaiteh, the judicial secretary. The full text of the release is published below. The Judicial service commission has, with effect from 14th November 2008, terminated the service of Mr  Johnny Ayoub Njie, first class magistrate at the Bundung Magistrate Court. The commission found the...

Gambia Under 17 Cricket Team leaves for Nigeria

The Gambia under 17 cricket team have departedthe shores of The Gambia for Nigeria, to participate in the under 17cricket tournament sponsored by the International Cricket Council and hosted byNigeria. The tournament, which is expected to last for oneweek, will serve as an opportunity for the young boys to showcase their talentsand learn new skills.ThePresident of The Gambia Cricket Association, Mr. Jonny Gomez, in a careful moodand appearing not to presume any result for his boys. He...

Lovelines- My mind still goes to her

Lovelines, A girl I have dated for three years was married to a man in Europe through an arranged marriage by her father. Still anytime I see her, my mind still goes to her. Sarata Please keep away from this girl when it comes to intimacy. You can be good friends and helpful to each other. Do not think about romantic relations again because she is now a married woman. Let bygones be bygones. It is not everyone we love that we will be able to marry. Good luck! She lives a promiscuous lifestyle...

Latrikunda Sabiji Community Calls on KMC to Intervene

Thecommunity of Latrikunda Sabiji at Jola Kunda recently expressed their dismay atthe behaviour of some people at a recent cleansing exercise. They have calledon KMC to intervene and try and ensure that there is greater participation nSet-Setal. The community said that some compound heads, older men, do notrespect the practice. They made their remarks in an interview with The Point. They believe that the peoplein question only consider it their responsibility to clean their own compoundsand...

Punish this Outrageous Behaviour!

It is disgusting to read of the threats made against Scorpions star Ousman Jallow during the Algeria game held at the Independence Stadium in Bakau last weekend. After The Gambia’s memorable 1-0 victory, a number of Algerian players claiming to be terrorists threatened to attack the hotel Gambian footballers and match officials would be lodging in when they play the return leg this weekend. This kind of behaviour has no place in sport and FIFA should immediately impose harsh sanctions not only...

Ken pardoned, warned

Hawk’s Ken Malamin Jammeh has had his indefinite suspension lifted with immediate effect, Observer Sports can reveal. The former Under 20 captain is now free to take part in all the future football matches following a presidential directive, a press release from the Gambia Football Association revealed. The midfielder was reported to have violently and excessively slapped central referee Mawdo Jallow during Hawks first-round 2-0 defeat to Gambia Armed Forces on March 3.   That uncalled-for...

Two youths sent to Mile II

Magistrate Pa Harry Jammeh of The Kanifing Magistrates’ Courts last Thursday ordered the remanding of Lamin Yaffa and Ebrima Ceesay, all from Bakau, at the State Central Prisons, Mile II. The duo is standing trial on charges of idleness and disorderly behaviour tantamount to a breach of the peace, to which they both pleaded not guilty. According to the facts put before the court, Lamin Yaffa and Ebrima Ceesay were on or about 10th July, 2007, at night, found in possession of a mirror,...