"Let this Forum be more than a conversation, let it be a catalyst for change & every citizen feels seen, heard & valued." ~ H.E. @BarrowPresident
A powerful reminder at #SahelGovernanceForum that trust, inclusion, & collaboration are the foundations for lasting peace.
#SGF2025
@msbahdynamic kudos to you and all the partners who worked with us @ndigambia and Ministry of Information (shout outs to Matta) to hold the KSCF for the ATI Commission. Happy to see our nominations confirmed and the finalization of the ATI framework. 👏🏾🇬🇲
I worked under Tangara for a year at the foreign ministry. Here are my thoughts on his candidate for the Commonwealth Secretary General.
@OVP_gm@GambiaMoFA@embassy_d
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We don’t need to react to everything. Worse, never do it when you’re angry because you’re more like to say and do things which can cause irreparable damage. Keep your cool and stay calm.
You ever see a tweet that doesn’t concern you but you just go straight to that person’s profile and block them because you never want to see any more of their thought process on your timeline?
In 1966, Botswana was the world's second poorest country, after independence with no university.
They sent students to the University of Lesotho, which was nationalised and they were expelled.
Botswana's citizens donated cash, cattle, grain to raise money to build their own university.
Today, it's an upper middle-income economy.
Successful liberations do not guarantee successful political transitions. Being honest about the limits of legitimacy from armed struggle is crucial to advance democracy for Africans frustrated by entitled liberation movements putting power over service.
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