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Response to Mai Ahmad Fatty’s Statement on the Legality of the Auditor General’s Removal

Halifa Sallah’s open letter condemns the unconstitutional removal of Gambia’s Auditor General Modou Ceesay, refuting Mai Ahmad Fatty’s defense based on a misapplied Estoppel principle, emphasizing that the 1997 Constitution’s supremacy overrides any alleged ministerial offer acceptance.

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President Barrow did not Break the Law by Removing the Auditor General

Mai Ahmad Fatty defends President Adama Barrow’s dismissal of Auditor General Modou Ceesay in The Gambia, claiming it was legally sound after Ceesay rejected a ministerial offer, amid concerns over eroding the National Audit Office’s independence.

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UDP Diaspora Collected over $111,000 at its Second Convention in Seattle for the 2026 Elections

The UDP’s 2nd Diaspora Convention in Seattle on August 2, 2025, united North American supporters, raising over $111,000 for The Gambia’s 2026 Presidential Elections, with speeches from Ousainu Darboe and other leaders.

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NAMs are Criticized for Eliminating the Clause on Diaspora Voting Rights

Gambian civil society groups denounce the removal of Clause 14 from the Elections Bill 2021, calling it a violation of diaspora voting rights and urging lawmakers to reinstate it before the 2026 elections.

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Summary of Position Paper on Diaspora Voting Rights

Elections Watch: By EFSCRJ & Gambia Participates The paper calls for clarity and urges members of the National Assembly to restore the deleted clause to safeguard and actualize the voting rights of Gambians in the diaspora. 1. Constitutional Rights: The 1997 Constitution grants all Gambians, including those in the diaspora, the fundamental right to vote.

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