Pierre ,
Thank you for your feed back and thank you for the information, I need this one  It is always great to know more on the Ba Tarawaley story. You are very current and I will need your input time to time on my research.. I could not follow the day to day developement of the Ba Tarawaley case. ( Gambians don't talk to the press or the public, they sit on the
information ,too little public information). It was like a passing glance. I saw him once in court, in prison uniform and as a PPP office worker but I never knew the insider details of the Pardon-Release saga.  Kneeel Down !!! Too Much! Say more.
This was bad for journalism. A journalist in the field of journalism must be faithful in ideology  and will never bend to any indulgence, and any friendship or alliance that will be deterimental to the line.The corruptability will be be reflected in him/her.
Sadly,  stories of The Gambia are not easy to follow in dept, either a story on individuals or events, because they are not documented. and our stories  are not base on written history but mostly on remembered history, and this makes acurate information difficult to come by.
More research , more revelation.!!!
Oko Drammeh

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