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Liverpool is reportedly planning summer bids for wingers Yankuba Minteh and Bradley Barcola. Minteh is a primary target to replace Mohamed Salah.
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African billionaires' role in development is questioned due to lack of government poverty plans and need for investment linked to public consent.
The Supreme Court has upheld a High Court decision mandating a fresh murder trial for Kumba Sinyan, affirming judicial practice directions.
The State defends The Gambia's FGM ban constitutionality in the Supreme Court, presenting testimony on the 2015 Women's (Amendment) Bill's legislative
PDOIS reaffirms commitment to a broad coalition for the 2026 Gambia election, prioritizing constitutional and institutional reforms over simply replacing
Teachers accuse the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education of abandoning a colleague attacked by a student, leaving him unsupported through court
The Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of the Commission of Inquiry (Amendment) Act 2023, allowing the President to grant amnesty to individuals
The Supreme Court declared the removal of former Auditor General Modou Ceesay unconstitutional but failed to fully restore constitutional order.
A driver fleeing a police checkpoint on the VDN3 collided with a motorcycle, killing a pedestrian passenger and injuring the rider.
A math teacher at Kambal school in Rufisque faces legal action after allegedly kissing a 15-year-old student during a test. Other students have also
President appeals to the Constitutional Council to annul the National Assembly's vote on constitutional revision, citing procedural violations.
The Supreme Court ruled the Auditor General's removal unconstitutional, awarding D4 million but not reinstating the official, creating an uneasy outcome.
The Gambia's President Adama Barrow approves major projects and controversial pardons but delays a new constitution, raising governance questions.
The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) has set August 29 for its elective congress, with nomination periods and candidate announcements scheduled beforehand.
The Gambia government acknowledges the Supreme Court's July 7, 2026, ruling in Modou Ceesay v. Attorney General and pledges to review it, reaffirming
The Supreme Court of The Gambia ruled the former Auditor General's removal unconstitutional, setting a precedent for public office tenure and governance.
Western regions are experiencing a prolonged dry spell exceeding two weeks, raising concerns about potential drought conditions and impacting agriculture.
Gambia Immigration Department intercepts 91 migrants and arrests 4 suspected smugglers in Tanji operation aimed at curbing irregular migration.
The IMF approved approximately US$23 million in new funding for The Gambia and extended its ECF and RSF programs by six months.
The Supreme Court has closed the plaintiffs' case challenging The Gambia's FGM ban after they failed to present their final witness.
Millions gathered in Iran for the historic funeral of Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei, described as one of modern history's largest public
WAVE establishes a community peace structure in Kerr Mot Ali to restore peace between exiled and current residents, fostering dialogue and reconciliation.
Supreme Court rules unlawful removal of public officer Modou Ceesay was null and void, affirming constitutional protections against removal outside legal
The Gambia's 1997 Constitution, Section 139, details Supreme Court Justice qualifications. Debates persist over presidential appointment powers.
President Adama Barrow's nomination of Edi MO Faal as Chief Justice of The Gambia is deemed reckless and flawed, raising concerns about his fitness for
The Gambia drains millions annually on rented office spaces for government institutions. Experts call for investment in permanent infrastructure to boost
The Gambia's MICE economy is limited by poor air connectivity, preventing key attendees from reaching its world-class conference facilities. Improving air
The Gambia's State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) have been transformed from liabilities into profitable assets since 2023, thanks to the reintroduction of
African marriages face a generational clash as educated women demand equality, challenging traditional patriarchal norms and expectations of hardship.
FIFA's rulebook and officiating face scrutiny as external intervention from powerful leaders reportedly influences decisions over strict adherence to the
The Gambia faces a crisis of order, with justice system failures and crumbling security eroding public trust and leading to citizen self-help.
Gina Bass Bittaye, The Gambia's top sprinter and record holder, is preparing to lead her nation at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
India asserts 'Haq ka pani' to correct the Indus Waters Treaty, citing Pakistan's misuse. India will now fully utilize its water share for development.
The Gambia's Interior Minister, Abdoulie Sanyang, reaffirmed the nation's commitment to global peace and security at the UN Police Summit in New York.
Artist 'Rongo' warns Banjulunding Alkalo Momodou Lungs Jarju against trespassing on disputed family land involved in court proceedings.
Ousainu Darboe's presidential election losses are viewed as foundational work for his UDP party, which thrives in parliamentary and local polls.
The Gambia's courts examine judicial restraint, balancing the State Proceedings Act against the 1997 Constitution's protection of rights against state
Police are investigating the suspected murder of 14-year-old Muhammed Camara, who died following an assault in the West Coast Region.
Banjul hosts IMF/World Bank African Caucus. President Adama Barrow urges increased investment, innovation, and partnerships to accelerate Africa's
Gambian diplomat Facuru Sillah defends President Adama Barrow's third term bid, arguing critics are motivated by political fear or misplaced reliance on
Professor Ba Samba Njol Drammeh urges The Gambia against reviving the death penalty, citing risks of wrongful convictions and its ineffectiveness as a
A proposed $43 million transfer of African Union equipment to The Gambia, Liberia, and Sierra Leone threatens the readiness of the African Standby Force.
The Ministry of Justice is accepting applications for new National Human Rights Commission commissioners as three current members' tenures expire in
GRA Commissioner General Yankuba Darboe tells youth that character, skills, discipline, and patience are vital alongside education for national
Funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei feature extensive symbolism to advance pro-government religious and political narratives and foster unity.
ChopWin Gambia's World Cup Raffle winner, Saka Saka, enjoyed a 60-second supermarket dash in Banjul, with the online casino covering the full cost of all
Gambian migration survivors shared harrowing ordeals with the ECOWAS Parliament in Bakau, urging action on root causes like unemployment and poverty.
Aliko Dangote pledges $2 billion investment in The Gambia for energy and infrastructure projects, including a 250MW solar plant.
A country's new food safety lab needs sovereign equipment for reliable testing, public health, and consumer protection, enhancing national capabilities.
Gambia's rice farmers face a critical urea fertilizer shortage, jeopardizing the upcoming harvest. They urge the government to intervene to prevent
The ECOWAS Parliament convenes in The Gambia for a week-long engagement to address irregular migration and human trafficking across West Africa.
The National Assembly recommends reviewing the Securiport contract for potential termination due to transparency concerns and kickback allegations.
The People's Progressive Party (PPP) is open to a coalition with the UDP to oust President Barrow, prioritizing anti-corruption and economic reforms.
Cape Verde's historic World Cup run concluded with a 3-2 extra-time defeat against defending champions Argentina in the round of 32.
Gambia's opposition coalition faces significant obstacles in uniting for the 2026 election to challenge incumbent President Adama Barrow.
Commissions of inquiry's enduring legacy is their capacity to inspire institutional reforms and strengthen governance, moving beyond past accountability
African sports solidarity is shifting as fans increasingly judge teams by their home country's politics, especially South Africa's stance on immigration
Nepotism and favoritism in The Gambia's current administration are undermining the 2016 democratic promises. Citizens must demand higher governance
The Gambia and Senegal launch a joint peace initiative to ease border tensions and foster cooperation, establishing a new Community Peace Structure.
Nigerian Air Force deploys 198 personnel to The Gambia for ECOWAS peace mission, reinforcing regional security and stability.
Iran's Islamabad MOU is framed as a majestic victory, showcasing sovereign resistance and diplomatic resilience against a multi-nation alliance and
President Barrow's pardons for 105 prisoners face constitutional scrutiny over alleged failure to consult the Prerogative of Mercy Committee as required.
The Gambia can learn from Senegal's constitutional reforms to enhance governance, transparency, and accountability. Key lessons include presidential party
Uncontrolled cattle invasions are devastating the Salikenni women's garden, a vital source of livelihood and community for over seven decades, threatening
1xBet Gambia launches 'Every Goal Gives Back' for Globe Cup 26. Each goal by an African team adds to a free bet prize pool for fans.
The Promised Messiah (as) demonstrated profound generosity and care for the poor, traits inherited from his mother and evident from his youth.
Senegal star Pape Gueye withdraws from national duty after a dispute with coach Pape Thiaw following the team's World Cup elimination.
The Gambia is rolling out new National Identity Cards nationwide starting July 2026, aiming to enhance security and digital transformation.
Gambia Police Chief Seedy Mukhtar Touray defends force's response to violent crime, citing domestic disputes and mobility challenges.
IGP Seedy Mukhtar Touray briefed the public on recent killings, announcing arrests in all cases and a decline in crime rates, while urging cooperation.
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) will publish the provisional voter register on July 7, 2026, for public verification ahead of the December 5
An eight-year-old boy, Baraka Fatty, drowned in a stagnant pond in Touba Wulli while returning home from school.
Abubakr Barry transfers from Austria Vienna to FC Red Bull Salzburg. The 25-year-old Gambian international brings two seasons of Bundesliga experience to
A Spanish court has ordered the expulsion of 82 Senegalese migrants who arrived on El Hierro island after a nine-day journey from Gambia.
A court in Ouakam has ruled that disputed land belongs to the State of Senegal, not to the father of I Dione and his brother, citing a lack of lease.
A student fainted during Baccalaureate exams in Tivaouane but recovered and continued. The incident highlighted the need for on-site emergency services at
Senegal's PDS party backs President Faye's referendum on constitutional changes but urges a 'no' vote, accusing Ousmane Sonko of personal motives.
Richard-Toll police arrested four suspects in an online romance scam network, seizing cash and electronic devices. The operation targeted individuals
Opposition politics and criticism in The Gambia carry a high personal and social cost, deterring dissent due to government influence and public
The US Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship, rejecting former President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to end the practice. The
Stakeholders have validated the business plan for the proposed Gambia Professional Football League, marking a key step towards its implementation.
Access Bank Gambia has won Euromoney's Best Bank in The Gambia award for 2026, marking its third consecutive year of recognition for sustained performance.
Farmers in The Gambia's Upper River Region await subsidized fertilizer, announced nationwide at D1,100 per bag. Distribution delays persist at the Basse
President Barrow announces nationwide fuel price reduction starting July 2026 and inaugurates a new health facility in Farato, The Gambia.
President Adama Barrow has pardoned 105 inmates across The Gambia to mark the religious observance of Yawm al-Ashura. The decision was made at State House.
The Gambia Revenue Authority will implement customs reforms informed by WCO Council Sessions to enhance border management, compliance, and domestic
Gambians question infrastructure project economic benefits amid ongoing electricity issues, high farming costs, and limited income opportunities.
High Court orders Accountant General Agnes Macaulay to show cause in contempt proceedings for failing to comply with a previous court directive.
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in The Gambia denies issuing a press release about new political party registrations, refuting misleading media
Farmers need urgent fertiliser distribution for groundnut crops as planting season peaks. Timely application is crucial for maximizing yield.
The Holy Prophet Muhammad (sa) exemplified generosity, compassion, and financial responsibility, teaching self-reliance and ensuring debts were paid.
FC Rapid 1923 is reportedly interested in signing CFR Cluj defender Sheriff Sinyan, with speculation suggesting a free transfer due to contract
Senegal and Iraq clash in a crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier. Both teams are on zero points, making this match essential for their qualification
The Gambia Farmers Union praises the government and NFSPMC MD Muhammed Njie for significant improvements in fertilizer supply and price, aiding farmers.
Food safety is vital for The Gambia's economic prosperity, impacting its groundnut sector and cashew potential. Learn how safe food systems drive national
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in Gambia has registered two new political parties, UMC and AIP, ahead of the December presidential election.
NPP Students' Wing President Yusupha Tunkara defends the party's new nine-point agenda, focusing on consolidating gains, education, skills, and youth
The Gambian government will publish the Local Government Inquiry report and its official response by the end of August, detailing reforms.
Kemo Ceesay launches a 20-page reform manifesto for the Gambia Football Federation presidency, promising transparency, accountability, and national unity.