we are on the same platform Omar,
You see, since his famous court case which began in the late 80s, i read that his nick name was Ticks. That was the reason why i unintentionally referred to him as Ticks throughout my piece.
Ams, you got it. The world would not have been a very dangerous place, if all men under the sun speak and write nothing but the Truth. Indeed, i read keenly the lengthy interview that you referred to. The only new information i gained so far from it is that the S. Sabally scholarship was a ploy to have him killed in Malayasia. And that Ticks got bailed out by the Press Union of that country. May be some other irrelevant family matters. I still maintained that i had already heard about his Malasia's scholarship before even the AFPRC came to power. This recent interview less than 2 months ago is therefore irrelevant as far as i am concerned.
For your information, i have been very concerned about developmants that were taking place in the nineties. I had raised questions regarding the whereabouts of Ticks and the information i got from many credible people pointed to one direction. I.e. Sabally's scholarship. The case of Ba was hard to collect enough information because we are talking about an incident that happened in the early 70s. Ams, i want to gurantee you that i will do everything in my power to post information that i sincerely belief to be very accurate. I do not want to associate myself with any form of fabrications. I truely want to build a world that will be less dangerous.
PG
----- Original Message -----
From: omar joof
Sent: 12/3/2003 11:49:16 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: the history of trade and student unions in the gambia
> Pierre,
> Kindly allow me to make some, shall I say corrigendum? Well you seem to be
> writing about Baa Trawalley in connection with the Torch newspaper. Perhaps
> you mean Sana Manneh because he is the one details in your posting match.
> However, Baa was one of the radical Journalists that spearheaded some
> anti-colonial organisations in the pre-independence period.
> Omar Joof.
>
>
> >From: Pierre Gomez <[log in to unmask]>
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> ><[log in to unmask]>
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: the history of trade and student unions in the gambia
> >Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2003 01:10:24 -0500
> >
> >Thank you Oko,
> >
> >As i have stated earlier, i do not know much about Ba. You see, Gambian
> >History is full of missing links. These links are difficult and in many
> >cases impossible to connect. One day, some one comes to the lime light and
> >the other day, he disappears with little or no trace. This to some extent
> >holds water with reference to Ba. The same goes with Ticks. After his well
> >pu8blicised court case, he suddenly disappeared with his Torch. His case
> >was so obscure that my own torch could not find him. Thank God, after
> >several years in the limbo, i finally heard him making noice at the AFPRC
> >commissions. But I heard already learnt from a friend that he had been sent
> >to Malasia by Saihou Sabally, to study law.
> >
> >Your endeveaurs in piecing together these missing links is a noble course.
> >Be rest assured that once your final product is out for market consumption,
> >i will get my copy at any market price.
> >
> >PG
> >
> >
> >
> >----- Original Message -----
> >From: Oko Drammeh
> >Sent: 12/2/2003 10:40:23 AM
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: the history of trade and student unions in the gambia
> >
> > > 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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