Hello Mr.Jallow,

  it is always my pleasure reading your news articles. As the result, I am sending my heartfelt gratitude for your determinations in pursuing through on your believes with all the obstacle and discouragement meted on you and your media house.

  Now, the main reason for my response is my suspicious mind on Mustapha Njie's willingness to allowing the general public to invest in his private company. Taph realised that changes can happen at any time which will bring his business to a stand still or even bankruptcy due to the criminality of seizing from the legitimate owners of the lands to fulfilling or enriching his so called private needs just like Yahya Jammeh taking the whole country as Kanili. However, the invited investors should consider the fact that, if the government changes, the investments will be jeopardised as a result, they might loose their investments because the payments of the rents on instalment will end up paying to the government coffer instead of the shareholder. The public investor should be sensitised on the history of the company, such as how they came to this stage, how much money did they owe the banks and the amount paid, the outstanding balance of the company etc and etc.

  Then again, It depends on the motivation of the politicians who will always fail the people after getting what they want but I am yet to be convinced that taph is acting alone. The silence partners are selling their shares to cover their tracts because they are well aware of the fact that, in Africa, one can always escape with corruption providing you clean up your acts, They should be informed that, the kinds of unjust acts are not easy to eradicate only if the politicials are bend on truth.
  Edie

  Baba Galleh Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

   Taf Shares To Be Sold
   By Ansumana Darboe
   The chairman and CEO of Taf Holding Company, Mustapha Njie has said that the company will now be open to potential investors who wish to express their interest in owing a share.

  "Taf holding will now be radically transformed from a business revolving around one man to a national entity," he said. Speaking at the Company’s third annual long service and employee of the year award ceremony, held at its Brufut Garden Housing Development Site, Mr. Njie said that the Company stood on a strong footing whereby no one would ever regret investing in it. "Over the past two years, we have developed a new administrative tactics to transform the company from entrepreneurship to a corporation which shall be run on a colleague basis in order to operate globally," he said, stating that although he intends to hold a greater share of the company, the doors are open to potential investors. "I intend to hold 51% of the shares due to the confidence revolving around me in running the affairs of the company."

  Three employees were awarded for long service; three others received employees of the year award in both the skills and unskilled category, while the outgoing general manager, Momodou Senghore received a special award.





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