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FC Koln has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with young defender Sedi Kinteh, potentially ahead of Manchester United's interest.
Former Minister Momodou F.K. Kolley testified in High Court, backing artist Rongo's D30 million land claim against Banjulinding Alkalo and others.
Social media hostility and misinformation are suffocating democratic conversation in The Gambia, eroding political engagement and threatening national
Senegal coach Pape Thiaw will release a video on May 17 detailing his version of the controversial 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final against Morocco.
Yankuba Minteh inspired Brighton to a dominant 3-0 victory over Wolves at the Amex Stadium, boosting their European bid. Jack Hinshelwood scored the
Bob Marley's music from Jamaica became a global phenomenon, resonating with messages of liberation and social justice, cementing his legacy.
A journalist alleges state-orchestrated anti-Mandinka tribalism in The Gambia under Barrow, aiming to counter it by opposing the NPP.
The NPP-led alliance condemns Deputy Speaker Seedy Njie's tribal comments and claims of influencing President Adama Barrow's appointments, reaffirming
Access Holdings Plc explains its 2025 dividend halt is due to regulatory approvals, not poor performance, despite strong financials.
TANGO condemns the arrest of GALA members during their anniversary event and calls for reform of The Gambia's Public Order Act, citing threats to
Fourteen Gala Movement members charged with unlawful assembly and common nuisance were granted bail after appearing at Kanifing Magistrates’ Court.
A schoolgirl's slap of a teacher ignites gossip and tests friendships as one student defends her against judgmental peers and rumors.
Accountability is crucial for enablers of dictatorship in The Gambia, including parties and officials, to ensure justice and prevent recurrence.
Access Holdings Plc reports audited results for FY 2025, surpassing ₦1 trillion in profit before tax for the first time and pivoting to value creation.
Access Bank Gambia promotes its AccessMore Pay QR code solution to accelerate cashless transactions and enhance financial inclusion across the nation.
True believers use worldly pursuits and wealth as tools to serve and enhance their faith, aligning all endeavors with spiritual goals.
The Bainunka people, among The Gambia's first settlers, face cultural erosion as their language and traditions decline, threatening their heritage.
The Gambia's voter register is crucial for democratic legitimacy and public trust in the upcoming December 5 presidential election, upholding
Suspected terrorist Ismaila Diallo arrested in Saint-Louis, charged with serious terrorism offenses including conspiracy and participation in an armed
African teams' Globe Cup 26 kits blend heritage and culture, connecting fans to national pride and roots through vibrant designs.
The UK government is reducing refugee leave to remain from five years to 30 months for new applicants starting March 2026, citing frequent reviews.
Jokadou farmers delivered groundnuts in February 2026 but await payment, facing hardship as the new rainy season approaches.
The Gambia's international reserves reached US$535.6 million by December 2024, as inflation declined significantly to 10.2%.
Ivory Coast's government dissolves the Independent Electoral Commission following months of opposition criticism regarding election irregularities and
Civil society groups and rights defenders gather in Banjul for an NGO Forum organized by ACDHRS to prepare for the African Commission on Human and
Gambia's Majority Leader defends President Barrow's eligibility for a third term amid ECOWAS scrutiny over term limits.
Gambian migrant Modou Ceesay survived the Sahara Desert by eating raw onions after being abandoned by Algerian police, detailing extreme conditions.
The Gambia is embedding climate goals into its public finance system, integrating environmental priorities into spending and investment decisions for
A German court upheld the conviction of former Gambian official Bai Lowe for crimes against humanity committed during Yahya Jammeh's rule.
US-Iran tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil route. The US plans to interdict vessels, while calls for negotiation grow.
Sierra Leone's enduring legacy is built on its rich history, natural resources like gold and diamonds, and the resilience of its people, positioning it
Gambia's democratic vitality depends on decency, civility, and moral discipline in public life. Both the ruling party and opposition must embrace these
The Gambia Football Federation inaugurated its Electoral and Appeals Committees to oversee preparations for the August 2026 GFF elective congress.
An author questions the effectiveness and true purpose of peacekeeping missions, contrasting personal experience in Darfur with current operations.
A Gambia land policy workshop revealed an 'architecture of predation' that absorbs refusal and manages land rights contestation as a security threat
Africa's limited influence in global institutions like the UN Security Council stems from systemic exclusion, not a lack of leadership, hindering global
The Gambia's opposition faces betrayal and President Barrow's re-election if it fails to unite for the 2026 elections amid economic hardship.
NRP lawmaker Samba Jallow warns NPP to be wary of voter registration allegations involving foreigners and minors, citing risks to the upcoming election.
The ECOWAS Parliament has called for an urgent investigation into violent attacks targeting West African citizens in South Africa.
China assumes UN Security Council presidency in May 2026, focusing on UN Charter principles, the Middle East, Africa, and civilian protection.
Kunta Kinteh Island in Gambia attracts US travelers seeking history and solitude during the spring shoulder season, offering a poignant look at its
Adama Barrow, once The Gambia's liberator, is now viewed as a liability due to administrative inertia and unfulfilled promises.
The 2nd Inter-School Cycling Competition, organized by TDGO, took place along Senegambia’s Kololi Road, promoting unity and healthy living among youth.
The 2026 Wafu-A Zonal U-20 Women’s football championship has kicked off in Bissau, Guinea-Bissau. The tournament features West African youth teams and
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has set May 7 as the deadline for Morocco's defense in Senegal's appeal regarding the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations
The Gambia faces an inflationary spiral after fuel prices rose from 98 to 112 dalasis/litre, impacting vulnerable populations and requiring urgent
The Gambia's government shouldn't lead disinformation response. Empowering independent fact-checkers is key, as 75% of government claims were found false.
NPP's Seedy Njie refutes UDP leader Ousainu Darboe's claims on President Barrow's alliance, citing a 2017 UDP invitation.
The Gambian government will take legal action following the Coroner's inquest into the death of Omar Badjie, responding to community demands.
1xBet launches its "Betting Alphabet" series to simplify gambling terms for beginners, explaining concepts like Accumulator, Bankroll, and Cash Out.
Attorney General seeks police file in Omar Badjie death case after inquest found he died from police assault. Legal action may follow.
Banjul, the capital of The Gambia, faces an existential threat from rising sea levels, according to a new World Bank Group climate report.
Veteran journalist Alagie Yorro Jallow questions UDP's moral credibility over its alliances with former APRC figures, criticizing leader Ousainou Darboe's
China urges the US to lift sanctions on Cuba, calling them violations of international norms and infringements on the Cuban people's right to subsistence
The World Bank urges The Gambia to invest $11 billion by 2050 to combat climate risks threatening jobs and growth. Environmental pressures impact jobs
The Gambia National Trade Union Congress denounces widespread worker exploitation, including unfair dismissals and unpaid wages, demanding stronger labour
MRC Unit-The Gambia's research and community engagement demonstrate that vaccines are effective for every generation, improving child survival and public
The Kuntaur magistrate's court has denied a prosecution request to release cash seized in an armed robbery case. The money will remain in court custody
ECOWAS Speaker Fabakary Tombong Jatta urges unified action on Sahel security, democracy, regional trade, and climate change for over 400 million citizens.
Saltwater intrusion is damaging the Bakau community garden, destroying soil fertility and threatening food production for hundreds of families.
Mr. Jallow's ethical breach requires tempered judgment, considering systemic pressures, corruption, and survival dilemmas in The Gambia's colonial space.
The Gambia is failing to protect children from sexual abuse, with a critical disregard for consent. Urgent reform is needed in justice and education.
The Gambia debates President Barrow's potential third term. The article argues term limits restrict voters and advocates for strengthening democratic
Explore water's essential role in life, global systems, and human society through a 24-hour global journey, highlighting its cycle and impact.
FIFA warns teams abandoning matches in protest at the 2026 World Cup will face immediate punishment, including red cards and forfeits.
The Gambia Armed Forces (GAF) clinched the May Day Sports title with 166 points, outperforming rivals in the annual inter-institutional competition.
The Gambia mourns the passing of Honourable Alhaji Yaya Ceesay, a former Minister for Local Government and Lands and a steadfast leader of the People's
Senegal's President Faye learned of ex-President Sall's UN candidacy from foreign ministers, not Sall directly, and expressed dissatisfaction with the
Dakar Port Director Waly Diouf Bodiang criticizes President Faye's coalition management and appointments, calling the project "stillborn" and
Senegal HIV patients are avoiding treatment centers amid a government crackdown on LGBTQ individuals, doubling prison sentences and fines, raising public
Senegal's President Faye states he would replace PM Sonko if performance falters, prioritizing national interests above all else.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko announced the recapture of the Yakaar-Teranga gas block, calling it a major victory secured without financial
The University of The Gambia graduates over 1,600 students, posing a challenge for national development if the focus is on job seeking rather than
The Gambia's university graduates over 1,600 students, marking a step towards agency and prosperity by leveraging its young population's skills and
Peace Corps volunteer Mikaela Smith observes how shared domestic tasks and mutual support forge strong community bonds in The Gambia, drawing parallels to
US travelers are visiting Gambia's Kunta Kinteh Island in May 2026 for its historical significance and solitude before the summer crowds arrive.
The Gambia's higher education must serve as a strategic bridge for national development, driving policy, innovation, and job creation, as emphasized at
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth in Farafenni, The Gambia, distributed clothing to vulnerable communities ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations.
Sierra Leone, a West African nation, leverages its agricultural strength and the spirit of its youth for future growth and stability.
GFF official Salifu K Jaiteh urges stakeholders to elect competent and honest leaders in August national football elections for Gambia's sport development.
President Barrow's third term ambitions threaten The Gambia's transitional justice and democratic reforms, a concern raised during a UN Peacebuilding
The Gambia's Elections Act 2025 details voter registration, including required documents, IEC discretion, and legal recourse for challenges, while noting
Educated African women are re-evaluating marriage, prioritizing autonomy, partnership, and emotional maturity over societal expectations.
Mali's survival depends on its unelected military junta relinquishing power, restoring civilian democracy, and renewing multilateralism.
Disunity in The Gambia poses a national risk to electoral integrity, with the IEC facing calls for transparency and fairness to protect democratic trust.
Safeguarding voter registration from fraud and interference is vital for democratic integrity and national sovereignty.
Central Bank of The Gambia (CBG) defeated Vista Bank 1-0 in the opening match of the Governor Jatta Memorial Tournament, ending a five-year drought.
Gambia Football Federation First Vice President Bakary Jammeh was a panelist at a recent CAF Anglophone Workshop 1 for match commissioner training in
TikTok personality "Diantal Mara" arrested on charges of rape resulting in pregnancy, death threats, and assault, following complaints from two women.
The Gambia's land policy workshop on April 29, 2026, showed how the state performs reform to absorb dissent, excluding communities and prioritizing
This article challenges misrepresentations about the Indus Waters Treaty, countering claims that India has acted generously and Pakistan misused dispute