The New Year Resolution That Worked
The year 2015 has been an interesting one for me, taking me through all of my elements and rocking up a myriad […]
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#DGTrends: Women’s Political Participation Beyond Clapping And Dancing
“Youth Participation and Leadership in Political Parties in Africa: Special Focus on Young Women” was the theme of a national youth dialogue […]
#GambiaAt50 : A Tribute To The Sheros Of Our Journey To Independence
I celebrate a force that is too often forgotten When we share the stories of our journey Our struggles, our negotiations, the final […]
Lost in Religious Translation
At around the age of twelve, I made the conscious decision to become a Muslim. Maybe, what I should say is that […]
Crossroads: Where Will My Feet Lead Me?
I think life should come with a book to guide all the lost and confused souls walking this Earth. This is not […]
Gender Equality: A Call For Understanding And Partnership #WCY2014
For many decades, gender equality has been the subject of much debate, with the main issue being its nonexistence in our world. […]
We Rose With The One Billion
About two weeks ago, I sat in my room browsing through the One Billion Rising website, hoping to find a V-Day event […]
Rise With Linguere
February 14th is V-Day! To millions of people around the world, the V means Valentine’s. To others -at least 1 in every […]
Before I Die…
Here’s a poem I wrote last night for the Balafong Poetry Challenge. A mini-reflection on our relationships and taking advantage of life […]
Reflections After Three Years of Blogging
Yesterday, Linguere turned three! Yes, it’s been three years since that cold February morning when I woke up and decided I would […]