Gambia's Presidential Affairs Minister Warns Public Servants Leaking Information Saying "Access To Information Should Now Be Need To Know Basis."

"Access to official information should be need to know basis," a rather desperate SG and Presidential Affairs Minister Momodou Sabally warns civil servants and members of the security forces during a GRTS appearance last night. Sabally also talks about what he calls some "dishonest and unpatriotic" workers leaking information to foreign media houses hostile to the regime. He warns that such folks, who are in the business of leaking "sensitive state information" should be aware of the implications of their actions. He said anyone caught leaking info to the enemy would live to regret it. 

By The Soldier

Pa, This is The Soldier. Permission to write SIR. My able boss asrightly predicted by The Soldier, dictator Jammeh has started making big changes. As we speak the NIA DG Captain Lamin Saine has been dismissed with immediate effect. According to highly place sources close to the corridor of power the Director General of NIA has been dismissed and he is handing over at this hour to Yankuba Badjie who will be the acting DG. 

Pa, this is just the beginning, lot's of heads will roll this week. According to reliable sources the DG is handing over to Yankuba Badjie. Everyone at NIA is in disbelief and in shock, Yanks should also go. Dark days are coming to Gambia. Yanks is going to kill lot of people.  Captain Saine may also be arrested. Since his appointment the NIA started arresting more and more people. He is a blind man but very wicked.

Wednesday, 11 December 2013 20:43

(JollofNews) – A court in the Gambia has granted bail to a senior military officer and two men accused of stealing President Yahya Jammeh’s cows.
 
Lt. Colonel Solo Bojang, Gibril Bojang and Anineh Jammeh, were given a D1 million bail by Magistrate S.K. Jobarteh of the Brikama Magistrate’s Court.

Despite efforts by the prosecution to keep the men in remand, Magistrate Jobarteh said the offence the men are charge with is a bailable one and it would be a breach of their constitutional rights to deny them bail.

The men, who were both working for Yahya Jammeh at his Kanilai Family Farm, were said to have nicked nine cows valued at D180, 000 in October.

 Mr. Ebrima Solo Sandeng, the Executive Secretary of the UDP youth wing was today Monday December 9th 2013 picked up by the NIA from his house in Serrekunda and taken to their headquarters in Banjul The Gambia. Mr. Sandeng called his colleagues while en route to Banjul with the NIA and spoke to some of upon his arrival to confirm his custody and location.  A UDP youth delegation then quickly made their way to NIA offices in Banjul but they were told Mr. Sandeng was not held there.  The delegation then decided to go to Police Headquarters in Banjul to report the abduction of their colleague by the NIA. At Police Headquarters they were told the notification needed to be filed in Serrekunda since that was the jurisdiction the abduction occurred.  The delegation drove back to Serrekunda and filed a missing persons report with the police there.

The Mighty European Union, including the other Gambian donor partners must be laughing at the Gambian dictator Yahya Jammeh, who told us barely some months ago, before parting company with Taiwan, that he doesn’t need the West’s “chicken change” aid money.  Guess what? The broke ass dictator’s administration is unable to pay workers salaries. We have reached a stage that things are falling apart in the Gambia. Gambian workers have been working for months without pay. And the salary nonpayment is a recipe for instability. Civil disobedience is inevitable if these poor workers are not paid.

The proposed Unity Rallies comprising of UDP, PPP, NRP, and GMC are scheduled to take place on Saturday December 14^th 2013 in Serrekunda, and Sunday December 15^th 2013 in Brikama. These unprecedented gatherings are the result of the ongoing collaboration between the opposition parties on the ground and the diverse diaspora community as represented by the Committee For The Restoration of Democracy in The Gambia (CORDEG).The purpose of the rallies are to bring all the forces of democracy under one tent and then jointly fight the necessary battle to end tyranny.