Jammeh's Movement to Announce Election Stance Amidst Coalition Talks
Yahya Jammeh's "No To Alliance" movement will soon announce its stance on The Gambia's presidential election amid coalition talks.
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Yahya Jammeh's "No To Alliance" movement will soon announce its stance on The Gambia's presidential election amid coalition talks.
Gambia intercepts 74 stolen vehicles in Interpol-backed operation, conducting over 13,000 database checks during a two-week effort.
Presidential aspirant Mariama Khan alleges police have unreasonably delayed her nationwide tour permit, hindering her campaign efforts for the December
The Gambia's DLEAG arrested a Nigerian national with drug-making equipment and 9,020 ecstasy pills, raising concerns about local synthetic drug production.
Mauritanian authorities rescued 161 migrants, including 17 minors, adrift for eight days in the Atlantic after departing The Gambia for the Canary Islands.
Gambia's Defence Minister met AU Commission Chairperson in Addis Ababa to discuss regional security, focusing on West Africa, the Sahel, and the Casamance
Senegalese Navy intercepted a boat carrying 248 migrants, with two Guinean nationals confirmed dead during the perilous sea crossing.
Spiritual leader Serigne Moustapha Sy stated he refused to meet Ousmane Sonko despite Sonko's insistence, while commending President Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
The 'Volga Summer' Russian language course has launched in The Gambia, providing Gambian students and professionals with new educational and cultural
Buzz Women Gambia seeks a Safeguarding Consultant to strengthen its protection systems for vulnerable populations across the Gambia.
The Gambia Football Federation is set for a leadership change Saturday as presidential candidates make their final appeals. A new president and executive
Africa stands at an AI crossroads: become a passive consumer or leverage local innovation for development. Andrew Sylva urges the continent not to miss
The Gambia faces a growing crisis of tribalism fueled by divisive language and prejudice. Confronting this issue is crucial to prevent conflict and
The Gambian government must confront tribalism with policy and enforcement to protect institutions, elections, and national unity from its divisive
The NPP-led Alliance warns against undermining The Gambia's Electoral Commission and threatening parallel results, calling such actions an assault on
Opposition leader Ousainu Darboe pledges to cut presidential salary by half and slash State House spending if elected, prioritizing fiscal responsibility.
UNITE condemns tribal remarks by Imam Darou Sanyang against leader Talib Ahmed Bensouda, calling them dangerous and divisive for The Gambia.
Gambia's opposition faces significant hurdles forming coalitions for the 2026 election, hindered by party fragmentation and leader behavior.
Methodist Lay Evangelist John McConnell swam nine miles from Carrybridge to Enniskillen to raise funds for a mission trip to Gambia.
The Gambia's economic growth is threatened by unsustainable domestic borrowing, particularly short-term debt, creating significant financial risks despite
Muslims in The Gambia commemorate Prophet Muhammad's birth by embodying his teachings to foster unity and respect in daily life and discourse.
Satou Sabally will miss Germany's home FIBA World Cup in Berlin due to concussion recovery. She sustained the injury in June.
The UK Ancestry visa allows citizens from The Gambia and 21 other African nations to live and work in Britain for five years.
The United Democratic Party (UDP) celebrated its 30th anniversary in Brikama, calling for national unity, fighting corruption, and demanding
The Gambia and 10 African nations remain under heightened US port security scrutiny, while Nigeria has been removed from the list by the US Coast Guard.
Presidential aspirant Mariama Khan vows to end political and social corruption in The Gambia, aiming for ethical leadership and national healing.
The APRC party renews its alliance with the NPP for The Gambia's December presidential election, aiming for continuity, peace, and stability.
Prince Ebrima Sanyang launches the Economic Freedom Fighters - The Gambia (EFF-Gambia) to contest the December 5 presidential election with a six-point
Africell Gambia Limited partners with Brufut Youth and Sports Development Committee for three years, providing D100,000 annually for operations and
Modou Kante, a half-back for Second Division League side Sibanor United, died during a football match over the weekend in Casamance, Senegal.
President Adama Barrow leads in a new poll ahead of The Gambia's December 2026 presidential election, with 51% projected support.
The Gambia's United Democratic Party celebrates 30 years, marking its legacy as a key opposition force and its role in challenging autocracy, now facing
Parallel vote monitoring is an essential safeguard for democracy, ensuring transparency and voter sovereignty. Opposition signals fear of manipulation.
The Gambia's domestic debt has reached D55.43 billion, with a concerning rise in short-term instruments. Disciplined reform is urgently needed to prevent
The Gambia drawn into Group A for WAFU A U-17 AFCON qualifiers alongside host Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Mauritania.
Senegal's opposition is pressing President Bassirou Diomaye Faye to set a date for local elections, a key test of support following recent political
Gambia's colonial land office, established in 1894, continues to hold authority over land, facing the wrong direction and requiring fundamental change.
Nana Grey-Johnson's novel 'The Magic Calabash' humanizes The Gambia's economic hardship in the late 1980s, turning a difficult historical period into
The novel 'The Shadow of the Mansa' explores authoritarian rule, fear, and resistance in fictional Kankary Kunda, questioning leadership and justice.
Gratitude to God is presented as the key to receiving further blessings, a principle taught and exemplified by the Promised Messiah (as) and His Holiness
Explore the complex emotions of separation, family ties, and the evolving understanding of 'home' and belonging through a child's eyes.
Liverpool's £50 million bid for Brighton winger Yankuba Minteh has been rejected. The player is reportedly keen on a move to Anfield.
Umar Abdulrasheed's ceramic vessels explore duality: tradition meets disruption. He uses clay from Africa and intentional cuts to convey deeper themes.
Gambia coach Jonathon McKinstry is thrilled the Scorpions' Afcon 2027 qualifier against Somalia will be played at the Independence Stadium next month.
A campaign is underway in Malta to halt the deportation of Gambian DJ Yusupha Dibassey, known as DJ Dollarino, after 18 years of residency and community
Governments are compromising humanitarian law by prioritizing geopolitical interests over legal obligations, undermining aid delivery and worker safety.
The Gambia seeks new leadership to tackle modern challenges. Talib Ahmed Bensouda offers a vision for transformation and practical governance experience
Talinding North Councillor Babucarr Mansally urges the Gambian government to issue diplomatic passports to elected officials, citing travel hurdles and
Presidential adviser Dou Sanno denies tractor theft allegations, stating the vehicle was legitimately gifted by the Ministry of Agriculture. He challenges
Coalition 2026 will formalize an alliance of eight political parties and movements in Gambia ahead of the December 5 presidential election. Talib Ahmed
The Patriotic Progressive Alliance (PPA) has dissolved its merger with Gambia For All (GFA) and will join the Unite/NUP alliance for the 2026 election.
The Gambia's Monetary Policy Committee holds its key rate at 14 percent, balancing economic growth with price stability amidst mixed economic signals.
Football coach Ansumana Gassama has been sentenced to seven years in prison for an unnatural sex offense against a 10-year-old player in Bakau.
The AK Party, founded in 2001, marks 25 years of democracy and development in Turkiye, continuing a historical lineage of civilizational vision and
Dr. Lamin Janneh declines offers for political roles in The Gambia and UK, choosing to focus on research and policy contributions instead.
Gambian opposition unity requires a common negotiating framework based on agreed rules and compromise, rather than demanding surrender or focusing solely
A diverse upbringing in communities shaped a global perspective, fostering appreciation for humanity and preventing prejudice.
Joseph Brody left corporate life to launch JBrody & Co, a custom woodworking business in Walnut Creek and Concord, creating handcrafted items sold
Festibad Gambia successfully promoted badminton across communities, fostering sport development and increasing participation nationwide.
Liverpool FC is reportedly set to trial two young Gambian footballers, Musa Jatta and Sheriff Bah, at their academy as part of a global youth recruitment
The National Unity Party has withdrawn from opposition coalition talks initiated by APeX, also known as CHANGE, citing strategic priorities and the
A shortage of qualified math teachers is significantly impacting Gambian students' performance in the WASCCE, according to Education Minister Habibatou
Africa faces a maritime opportunity in the post-Hormuz era, needing to overcome historical sea fear and embrace a common strategy for economic and
Tribalism in The Gambia is a deep fracture, with Imam Baba Leigh's remarks denigrating the Mandinka group threatening national stability and
Patrick Vieira, former Arsenal captain and France international, is set to be appointed the new coach of Senegal's national football team.
Gambian football mourns the sudden death of legendary goalkeeper Kebba Massaneh Ceesay, who passed away on Sunday at the age of 70s.
Mansa Colley Bojang Senior Secondary School is ranked the number one school in The Gambia for the 2026 WASSCE, with 97.04% of candidates achieving 5+
Former first lady Tuti Faal urges Gambians to reject divisive politics and infighting, calling for national unity and civility in political discourse.
Opposition parties in The Gambia unite to form the Gambia First Coalition ahead of the 2026 presidential election, calling for a collective campaign.
The Gambia marks 10 years of democracy, urging unity over tribalism and divisive politics for national development.
Medina Baye spokesperson urges authorities to facilitate international pilgrim travel for the upcoming International Gamou, scheduled for August 25.
Opposition leader Khalifa Ababacar Sall warns Senegal's government that its debt handling is a "real disaster" and "suicide path" due to high borrowing.
Senegal increases fuel prices to manage subsidy strain and global market volatility. Diesel is now 755 CFA francs/litre, Super gasoline 990 CFA
The Gambia's unique marble voting system prioritizes simplicity, accessibility, and transparency, fostering public trust in its democratic process.
All 24 registered political parties in The Gambia pledged to uphold peace and tolerance during a training session in Banjul ahead of the 2026 elections.
Independent National Assembly Member Abdoulie Njai's movement is in talks to join the ruling NPP, potentially reshaping the political landscape in Banjul
Fortuna Mining acquires Senegal's Bambadji gold project for $200 million, strengthening its Mako gold belt presence.
A student in Thiès has been arrested on suspicion of infanticide after abandoning twin babies, claiming they showed no signs of life.
Senegal arrests surge under new anti-LGBTQ+ law, with over 70 men detained. Human rights groups criticize the intensified enforcement and stricter
Senegal reduces its 2027 spending ceilings by nearly 288 billion CFA francs due to global economic and geopolitical uncertainties.
The Gambia aims for financial sovereignty by shifting from external dependence to domestic capacity, boosting taxation, diaspora investment, and capital
Family support can help endure difficult marriages, but true happiness requires more than duty. The concept of returning to the same bowl signifies deep
Gambia's 2026 election sees leaders reconcile while supporters divide, fragmenting opposition coalitions and benefiting the incumbent president.
Government current expenditure increased 2% year-on-year to D7.13 billion in Q1 2026, with a budget execution rate of 20% for the period.
Ebrima Nyang fined D150,000 for possessing 936g of cannabis sativa by Brusubi Magistrates’ Court. Faces 3 years jail if fine unpaid.
A police officer testified in court regarding a D280,000 cattle theft case where Abdourahman Nyang is accused of stealing livestock from Brufut.
Gambia's presidential election features contrasting campaigns: President Barrow highlights infrastructure, while Talib Bensouda pushes for reforms and
Bundung High Court rules prolonged detention of suspect Omar Jallow for over a year without trial unconstitutional, granting him bail.
India and Africa's deep ties require objective assessment beyond rhetoric. India supports AU's G20 membership, capacity building, and development
India's space sector, driven by cost-effectiveness and recent liberalization, is emerging as a model for global collaboration, fostering scientific
The EU and IOM launch capacity development training in The Gambia to enhance national migration monitoring and reporting systems.
The Gambian government will launch a new, faster ferry to improve transport between Banjul and Barra, easing the daily commute for residents and commerce.
Senior counsels Lamin Mboge and Omar F M’Bai publicly endorsed Chief Justice Edrissa MO Faal, offering support amidst legal challenges and countering
The NPP is holding a diaspora fundraising and outreach event in Seattle, USA, on August 15, 2026, to garner support for the December presidential election.
African auditors are urged to adopt AI and data science tools to enhance fraud detection and prevent misuse of public funds, according to Tanzania's
The Gambia's 2026 WASSCE results show only 1,556 candidates achieved credits in five subjects, including English and Maths, out of 20,610 registered.
An unidentified woman, estimated to be around 50 years old, was found dead in Tujereng. Police are investigating and appealing for public assistance.
PDOIS warns that a divided opposition in Gambia risks allowing President Barrow to win a third term, urging a united candidate to prevent this outcome.
China and The Gambia deepen military ties with new facilities at Fajara Barracks and a second Military Bantaba exchange event, boosting cooperation.
Coalition 2026 talks face scrutiny over financial impropriety claims by ex-mediator Professor Yerro Mballow, while the government dismisses the