HALIFA SALLAH: The message is clear. The media house which apologized tried to drown the message but could not and now the same type of warrior journalists, who are on the wrong side of history, are ...
At a press conference held at Tamala Beach Resort, the leadership of Team Gambia Grand Coalition 2026 spelt out the mission, vision and promises of the Coalition. VISION. A peacef ...
The bill covers several areas of parliamentary work, including the regulation of proceedings, privileges and immunities, and access to the precincts of the National Assembly. It also provides for the ...
The Commission recognizes this development as an important step towards advancing the implementation of its reparations mandate under the Victims Reparations Act, 2023. The funds will support efforts ...
Currently, the member for Banjul North at the National Assembly is claiming that he has received threats from the highest office in the land due to joining a candlelight demonstration against the ...
The National Assembly is considering legislation aimed at strengthening environmental protection, safeguarding natural resources and making individuals and organisations more accountable for ...
Residents of Old Yundum Constituency have appealed to the government to build a hospital, develop football stadiums and resolve long-standing land disputes in Jabang, as they called for further ...
The Kanifing Revising Court has dismissed an objection to Modou Dalla’s voter registration, ruling that the objector failed to provide sufficient evidence to prove that he was not a Gambian citizen.
Fatoumata Jawara, Founder & CEO of Maa Foundation for Women, joined a distinguished gathering of African women leaders and civil society voices in Dakar, Senegal, for a powerful dialogue on women’s ...
The public record for Banjul International Airport shows why each of those stages matters.
Hon. Jatta called on citizens to reconsider the country’s direction. He said governments over the past 61 years had pledged to tackle poverty, ignorance and injustice.
The Brusubi Revising Court has dismissed Bubacarr Jaiteh’s objection to Mandou Jallow’s voter registration, ruling that Jaiteh did not prove Jallow was ineligible to remain on the voters’ list.