Author Archives: Khabib Abdallah

Game Preview..! Senegal more than lived up to their billing as one of the favourites to win the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) by breezing through Group C in imperious fashion. The Lions of Teranga hardly broke a sweat in winning all three of their matches, and as they’ve not lost a competitive matchContinue reading “When The Elephant Hosts The Lion..”

Former President Jammeh, though accused of murder and corruption, maintained a strong stance against rape & pedophilia. Despite his ouster seven years ago, he continues to face criticism for his actions. Now, turning our attention to his successor, President Barrow, who, akin to Moses for Israel, earned the trust of Gambians, garnering support and protectionContinue reading “•Barrow’s Controversial Pardons: A Nation Grapples with an Unprecedented Crisis.”

In less than a year after the anti-corruption bill was passed by the lawmakers, citizens welcomed this long-awaited document with the belief that corruption and its activities would be a thing of the past, but the recent pardoning of a man jailed for not only dragging his flourishing career as a civil servant and hisContinue reading “THE CONTRADICTION..”

Chapter 1: The Day the Titan Fell Sometime in October 11, 2011 — In the quiet corridors of my ninth-grade world, a seismic shift was about to occur. A mundane day, disrupted by an inexplicable twist of fate that would etch itself into my memory forever. The war in Libya, once distant, suddenly became anContinue reading “Libya’s Doom: Titan’s Last Stand.”

By Abdallah Khabib Jallow✍🏾 Episode 1: The Echo of Silence In the heart of the football world, where cheers reverberate and victories echo, one man found himself entangled in the shadows. Robert Enke, a goalkeeper whose heroic saves adorned the pitch, harbored a silent struggle within the fortress of his soul. Beyond the glory ofContinue reading “In the Shadows of the Goalpost: Robert’s Last Save”

For liberal, secular Israelis, Netanyahu has always been an object of scorn on a range of social and political issues, but now, across the ideological landscape, he stands accused of failing utterly on his promise of vigilance and security. To be vigilant—to live without illusions about the ever-present threat of annihilation—was a primary value atContinue reading “The Price of Netanyahu’s Ambition”

The lead Ukrainian negotiator, David Arakhamia, pointed to a bottle of sanitizing gel on the table, covered by a crisp white cloth, as Russian and Ukrainian peace delegations gathered in Istanbul’s Dolmabahçe Palace. “That’s an antiseptic,” Arakhamia told his Russian counterpart, President Vladimir Putin’s adviser Vladimir Medinsky. “Ah, I thought it’s vodka,” Medinsky joked. EarlyContinue reading “Did Ukraine Miss an Early Chance to Negotiate Peace With Russia?”

By LAMIN MANNEH The unavoidable death of the Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction (APRC) and National People’s Party (NPP), is a result of the need to form a party out of emergency to self-perpetuate into power, and as a result, their foundations cannot hold the structures of the parties resulting to their natural death.Continue reading “THE UNAVOIDABLE DEMISE OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES FORMED OUT OF EMERGENCY, APRC AND NPP.”

January 1st, 2024 By Abdallah Khabib Jallow Gervonta Davis’ Muslim name, which he recently chose, has formalized his conversion to Islam. The undefeated boxer has chosen the name Abdul Wahid, which translates to ‘The Slave of The One’. Davis’ conversion to Islam took place on Christmas Eve and represents a significant step in his newContinue reading “Gervonta Davis picks Muslim name after conversion to Islam”

~In the realm of politics, a dance unfolds,Where loyalty wavers, and stories are told. ~A tango of ideals, a fickle embrace,As principles shift, leaving trails to retrace. ~Once firm convictions, like whispers in the wind,Changing with seasons, a pendulum’s swing. ~The stage is set for a grand masquerade,Where alliances shift, like shadows in the glade.Continue reading “Whispers of Change: The Political Ballet“