Edrissa Jallow

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Edrissa Jallow

Edrissa Jallow is a journalist with five years of experience working for two online media platforms namely; Malagen and Gainako Online News. Mr. Jallow joined Gainako News during the Nomination process for the December 2021 Presidential Elections. Since joining Gainako, Mr. Jallow has published over 90 impactful stories in less than a year. He is currently a final-year student at the Media Academy for Journalism and Communications (MAJaC), a leading journalism training institution in The Gambia. Mr. Jallow is currently Secretary General for the Parliamentary Reporters Association of The Gambia (PRAG) and also the Project Manager of The Gambia Parliamentary Newsletter (GPN). Mr Jallow reports extensively on Parliamentary proceedings.

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https://malagen.org/factchecking/false-president-barrow-never-closed-a-media-house-since-coming-into-office/

A 5-member delegation of Gambian lawmakers has presented a report on Gambia’s democratic gains under the Barrow administration since 2017 before the first ordinary session of ECOWAS Parliament on May 11, 2023. More in the link.

https://malagen.org/factchecking/false-president-barrow-never-closed-a-media-house-since-coming-into-office/

Senegal Declares Three-Days Mourning After 40 Die from Car Crash, Dozens Injured

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At least five family members of the children that died from Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) confronted the Health Minister Hon Ahamdou Lamin Samateh outside Parliament on Wednesday 26th October 2022 expressing their heartfelt disappointment with the Minister.

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The Gambia’s Health Minister, Dr Ahmadou Lamin Samateh has confirmed that three more children have died as a result of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI), bringing the death toll up from 66 children to 69 innocent souls.

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Edrissa publication on the April 10th and 11th 2000 students’ demonstration reveals The Gambia’s Public Order act underlines need to be reviewed. The Public Order Act which was enacted in 1961 was “first amended in 1963 and then further amended in 2009".

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Edrissa Jallow

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