Haruna
  Sanusi and Lamin Darboe are the show of litigational matters and with my limited litigational issues I don't have much comment about the issues other that issues relating environmental impact issues of mining in a coast line margin. I am just wandering Gambia need more rogue Environmental Legislation that can address sustainable development issues which entails economic growth but also environmental protection. Mining mineral a fragile coast margin requires strategic planning-Programmes, Planing and policies and in this occasion such factors are not look into. Our country need to put in place more relevant environmental legislation and land use planning guidance for mineral extraction, building, tourism, agriculture and conservation through which we can impose development control and resolute conflict and drive sustainable national legal policy formulation.

Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  
Hello Simon,

I am in receipt of your response which I attach for my fellow citizens.

I wish to thank you for acknowledging us and we understand your position and 
predisposition. We regret that both Yahya & CO. and Carnegie are averse to 
recognising the citizens of Gambia as unique party to your current 
dispute/misunderstanding, ample evidence to the contrary notwithstanding.

I am also aware of efforts by both Carnegie Minerals and Yahya & Co. 
attempting to coerce proprietors and editors of Gambia online newspapers to do their 
bidding. I discourage my fellow citizen proprietors of Gambia online news 
services from yielding to such coercive advances. This is a landmark case which 
has sobering precedence. We must not sell our souls for material 
considerations from unscrupulous entities. 

by copy of this note, I encourage Mr. Ousman Sillah, Mr. Lamin Darboe, Mr. 
Bakary Conteh, Mr. Chongan, Mr. Sanusi Owens, Mr. Halifa Sallah, Mr. Ousainou 
Darboe, Ms. Mariam Denton, to consider engaging other appropriate fellow 
citizens, proficient in law and jurisprudence, and form themselves into a Citizen 
Legal Defense team with a view to protecting the interest of the citizens of 
Gambia. I will volunteer, along with desiring citizens and online Gambia 
newspaper editors, to form ourselves into the Public Relations arm of such an 
entity.

Lamin, please inform me if you are amenable to leading such an adhoc team of 
distinguished legal advocates. I will begin raising funds for such an 
endeavour. I encourage my fellow citizens in public fora to speak their minds and 
show support for forming for our defense.

Sincerely,
Haruna Darbo
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In a message dated 2/27/2008 4:21:31 A.M. Mountain Standard Time, 
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Hi Haruna
I do hope you are well, my name is Simon Elliott and I am an MD at the PR 
company FD. One of my clients is Carnegie Minerals plc.

Thank you for your note of 22 February. Having taken legal counsel 
regarding the referred to mining license, we have been advised that it would be 
inappropriate to send you a copy while the legal case against the company and our 
colleague is ongoing. We will however review this once the case has 
concluded.

Meanwhile thank you for your support,
Simon

Simon Elliott
Managing Director





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