GDC Appoints Sheikhna Faal as New National Spokesperson
The Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC) appoints Sheikhna Faal as its new national spokesperson to enhance party communications and messaging.
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The Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC) appoints Sheikhna Faal as its new national spokesperson to enhance party communications and messaging.
The Kanifing Municipal Council launches a circular agriculture facility to boost food security, reduce post-harvest losses, and create jobs for women in
UDP rep Saho criticizes President Barrow's road focus, urging support for farmers facing poverty, fertilizer shortages, and land disputes.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye sign mutual defense pact in Mecca, forming a new security architecture and signaling a potential post-American era.
The Gambia Law Society supports Chief Justice Idrissa MO Faal's appointment, differing from the Bar Association's challenge over his constitutional
President Adama Barrow highlights how new road projects in the Central River Region will boost economic potential and improve access to essential services
The Gambia Teachers Union demands a review of mass transfers and a head teacher's demotion at Buduck School following an investigation into alleged
The Gambia Revenue Authority, with ATAF and World Bank support, launches a program to boost transfer pricing audit capacity and protect tax revenue.
Spanish NGOs Ser Humano and VITHAS EUROCANARIAS donated over 700 eyeglasses and an eye testing machine to The Gambia's Tallinding North clinic, improving
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The Gambia Immigration Department introduces new maternity uniforms, a key step in its broader reform to support female officers and foster inclusivity.
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The Gambia Football Federation electoral committee will publish the final list of candidates for the August 29 elections on Wednesday.
Two Gambian athletes failed to return with their delegation from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. Their whereabouts are currently unknown.
Farmers have returned to their land following a border crisis resolution with Senegal, though some await official guidance.
The Bundung High Court dismissed an application by the Manjai Kunda Village Management Development Committee seeking to halt the management of Manjai
The National Audit Office reports unresolved financial issues in Gambia's 2025 Management Letter, including a $35.72m project and unaccounted revenue.
Misira farmers fear poor harvests after Senegalese authorities suspended cultivation. Though farming can resume, crops suffered during the hiatus, raising
The Gambia's opposition coalition faces internal divisions and withdrawals during its flag bearer selection for the 2026 presidential election, while
The Ministry of Information denies allegations that First Lady Fatoumata Bah-Barrow prevented Unite Party's Ebrima Dibba from boarding a ferry.
APP-Sobeyaa leader Essa Faal denies demanding the vice presidency for coalition stay. Unite party claims this demand led to his withdrawal.
Kanifing Mayor Talib Bensouda confirmed as opposition flag-bearer after key contenders withdrew from coalition talks.
NUP leader Dr. Lamin J. Darbo clarifies his party's pact with Unite is separate from other opposition realignment efforts and Talib Bensouda's coalition
President Adama Barrow defended his government's road projects, challenging critics to prove their own contributions to the country.
Opposition coalition talks collapse amid inducement allegations. Chairman Professor Yerro Mballow demands an independent investigation and a two-week
Gambian historian Hassoum Ceesay's election as a British Academy International Fellow marks a turning point for African knowledge and decolonization.
The Gambia's opposition must unite for the 2026 election to challenge President Adama Barrow, or a divided front will ensure his re-election.
President Barrow warns against fertilizer price gouging and smuggling, calling it unpatriotic and threatening legal action against offenders.
Three media figures were sentenced to prison by the Dakar Magistrates’ Court for insulting President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and public indecency.
Ndiouga Kébé was a Senegalese business titan and devout Mouride, known for his wealth, generosity, and significant contributions to Senegal's development
Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani modernized Qatar, boosting its economy with LNG, building Education City, and pursuing independent foreign policy. His
Jalsa Salana UK 2026 impressed global guests with selfless service, spiritual events like International Bai'at, and a peaceful atmosphere, fostering
Children perceive time differently than adults, with roads remaining constant while they grow and their understanding of life deepens.
Medina United FC makes its historic continental debut in the CAF Champions League against Sierra Leone's Star Sport Academy in the preliminary round.
The 2026 Grand Magal of Touba is projected to generate nearly 630 billion CFA francs in economic impact for Senegal, highlighting its role as a major
Journalist Alagi Yorro Jallow criticizes the Gambia Bar Association's "selective courage" in challenging Chief Justice Edi M.O. Faal's appointment
The Gambia faces rising flood risks from poor drainage and wetland encroachment, causing recent deadly floods in Basse and disruption in Banjul, despite
The Gambia's political landscape is shifting ahead of the December 5th presidential election. The ruling NPP has formed a coalition with the GDC
The IEC received over 1,600 objections to voters registered during the 2026 supplementary exercise. These will be determined by revising court magistrates.
Modou Lamin Baldeh found guilty of stealing D12 million tiles. He must pay D12,075,000 restitution or serve four years in prison.
A faction of the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) led by Kebba Jallow has endorsed President Adama Barrow and the National People’s Party (NPP) ahead of
The UK is slashing development aid to The Gambia by 31.2% as part of a major overhaul of overseas assistance for 2025-2026.
Councillor Mansally led a major aid distribution in Tallinding North, providing 6,000 pairs of shoes and clothes to residents with support from Gran
Niorro Jarrol residents allege harassment by Jarrol villagers amid a land dispute. The conflict has reached the police and magistrate's court.
A land dispute hearing in Foni Berefet was suspended August 5, 2026, amid allegations of interference by District Chief Alhagie Junkung Camara. The
The Gambia Bar Association's opposition to Edrissa MO Faal's Chief Justice appointment is questioned for its hypocrisy, citing silence during the Jammeh
President Jawara recounts the 1981 abortive coup in The Gambia, detailing his efforts to restore order with Senegalese help and liberate hostages.
The Barrow administration faces scrutiny over sovereignty and security failures, highlighted by Senegalese forces asserting control over disputed
The Gambia's 2026 presidential election is complex, shaped by party loyalty, candidate appeal, and government performance, with no single party holding
The UDP party in The Gambia rejects expedient coalition offers, prioritizing democratic integrity and principles over power-sharing deals.
The UDP in The Gambia faces a strategic dilemma: evolve from critic to governing alternative for a changing electorate, balancing accountability with
Hubei Provincial Tennis School, China's first dual-track education and tennis training model, successfully cultivates young athletes with significant
Judoka Faye Njie won a historic bronze medal for Gambia at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, marking a significant achievement for his country.
The Gambia Football Federation Electoral Committee has released a provisional list of 22 nominated candidates for Executive Committee positions. The
The US thanks The Gambia for its contributions to the nation's 250th independence anniversary celebrations, highlighting symbolic illuminations.
Gambian groups and associations have endorsed Musa Ousainou Yali Batchilly, leader of the Gambia Action Party, urging him to contest the December
Peoples Alliance Party leader Ebrima Tabora Manneh denies reports of joining President Barrow's NPP alliance after withdrawing from CMTC opposition
Former VP Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajang withdraws from The Gambia's 2026 presidential race to lead opposition unity efforts for democratic change.
Over 130 Gambian farmers displaced by a border dispute with Senegal are expected to return to their farms by week's end, confirmed Minister of Agriculture
The US faces pressure to end its conflict with Iran, which has led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint.
At least 12 people have died in road accidents in Senegal ahead of the annual Grand Magal pilgrimage to Touba, a major event for Mouride adherents.
Opposition leaders are nearing a decision on a single candidate through the CTMC, with four contenders in talks at The Kairaba Beach Hotel.
The National Unity Party (NUP) is reportedly set to ally with the Unite party, a significant political development ahead of the 2026 presidential election.
The Gambia Bar Association challenges Chief Justice Edi MO Faal's appointment in the Supreme Court, citing constitutional validity concerns.
The Grand Magal of Touba commemorates Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba Mbacké, highlighting the internal human struggle against pride and temptation, as told in the
Senegalese authorities are instructing farmers to stop cultivating land near the undemarcated border with The Gambia, raising concerns among agricultural
Murder accused Buba Jallow alleges neglect at Mile 2 prison, citing lack of fresh air, medical care, and family visits.
The National People’s Party (NPP) and the Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC) have signed a formal alliance agreement to promote national development and
Nineteen Sierra Leoneans jailed five years and ordered deported by Brusubi court for forcible detainer and criminal trespass.
The Gambia promotes breastfeeding for child and maternal health, making progress but needing stronger systems to overcome barriers.
Senegalese navy commandos deployed to Linguere to help restore power after storm damage to the electricity grid. Naval forces support Senelec.
The Gambia successfully annulled a US$33.2 million international arbitration award, a legal triumph deserving national recognition for its legal team.
Matou finds happiness and belonging in Farato, learning about family, tradition, and self-discovery during her stay.
The Gambia's MEPID offers enduring lessons in strategic planning, disciplined analysis, and mentorship for national development.
Senegal's foreign direct investment (FDI) plummeted nearly 90% in 2025, ending a significant investment boom that lasted from 2020 to 2024.
Ten years after its democratic transition, The Gambia faces the challenge of consolidating democracy by strengthening institutions and norms, not just
Taqwa, or righteousness, is the cornerstone of Islamic life, essential for spiritual success, divine favor, and prosperity in this world and the hereafter.
Gabriel John Roberts, pioneering educationist, playwright, poet, and co-founder of Gambia's Ndaanan literary magazine, has died at 100.
The Gambia's digital tax stamp system, implemented by SICPA, boosts revenue and compliance, attracting interest from South Africa and Rwanda.
SSHFC and NAQAA partner to ensure social security compliance in higher education, protecting teacher benefits and enhancing institutional accountability.
Bundung High Court orders two sureties to pay D500,000 after the accused individuals they guaranteed absconded. The sureties will each pay D250,000.
GFF presidential aspirant Colonel Musa M. Balla Jammeh unveils a seven-pillar manifesto for football reform in The Gambia, focusing on governance
Child marriage and FGM persist in The Gambia, impacting girls despite legal bans. Cultural expectations drive these practices, facing legal and community
African tax leaders at a Banjul summit highlighted visionary leadership as crucial for successful tax reform, complementing technology and boosting
The Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry leadership met President Adama Barrow to discuss boosting private sector growth and economic development in
Senegal and The Gambia have finalized a southern border agreement, resolving decades of dispute and bringing stability to the West African region.
The National Audit Office has flagged irregular spending from the Contingency Fund, including a D329,505,582 virement for routine expenses, contravening
President Adama Barrow's NPP and Mamma Kandeh's GDC have formalized a political alliance with an MoU signing at the State House, aiming to consolidate
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close ties with Donald Trump, once a key political asset, are diminishing amid shifting US foreign policy and domestic
Opposition parties face deep divisions over leadership and inter-party rivalries, hindering coalition efforts and making President Adama Barrow's
The UDP faces an accountability paradox where effective criticism of the incumbent may strengthen it, reducing voter urgency for change. The party must
Gambia's new 2025 Criminal Procedure Act modernizes law but retains a loophole allowing re-prosecution after case discontinuance.
Gambian sprinter Nyimasata Jawneh advances to the 200m semi-finals at the Glasgow Games, bolstering The Gambia's medal hopes.
Fifa offers its 211 member associations $40 million each to back a controversial plan to sell stakes in major competitions, including the World Cup.
National Audit Office report flags D241,962,480 in timber export revenue as unresolved, a discrepancy first noted in 2021 audits.
Halifa Sallah's new book, 'The Impasse,' explains Gambia's 2016 political transition and calls for national dialogue on the country's future.
Senegal and The Gambia finalize agreement on southern border delimitation, aiming for lasting stability and cooperation in West Africa.
Shopkeepers on Kombo Sillah Drive face business disruption from clogged drains causing waterlogged footpaths. They demand urgent action from authorities.