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1st of May every year is known as Labour Day or Workers’ Day or May Day.  In most countries the day takes on a decidedly political turn with trades union organisations seizing the opportunity to petition their Governments on matters ranging from workers’ rights to pay and working conditions.

Blogging was not a thing I ever thought I’d have time for but a short discussion with a close friend changed my mind less than a week ago. And henceforth a few minutes at my PC in the morning will be part of my daily routine.

The past five to six weeks have shown the editors of this website just how valued their services are.
Our office line and mobile phones were bombarded with calls from distressed readers both in the Gambia and in various parts of the world demanding an explanation for, as once caller put it, “the sudden termination of [...]