Joe,

Many thanks for bringing this interview to our notice. Dr. Saine is a great resources for the country and one must hope that many other Gambian academics throw out such important signals about the need for change from the current political torpor. Those with a decent education ought to have the courage to champion the cause of the poor and unrepresented, or at least say what is obvious to even those without eyes.

But Brother Joe Sambou, many Lers and myself are still eagerly waiting for the report on the Coalition summit in Atlanta. Unless my memory fails me gravely, you made a pledge that this would be presented Saturday two weeks ago. Please, cultivate some time and share it with us. 
What is the coalition prepared to do? Could the different political parties contemplate aggreeing on a common programme? a common campaign platform for 2006? If so what will be their next move? Can we expect to see additional meetings amongst the parties to discuss strategies? 

Keep on With The Good Work Down There....

Cheers,
Momodou S Sidibeh

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