July 10, 2025 - Page 12

By Andrew Sylva In the rapidly evolving global political landscape, the Republic of The Gambia faces both challenges and opportunities in shaping a foreign policy that truly reflects its national aspirations. Foreign

By Salifu Manneh Revisiting the Numbers: Can We Trust What We See?The 2021 presidential election in The Gambia saw an extraordinary voter turnout of 89%, up from just 59% in 2016—a 30-point

In Sotuma Sainey Kandeh and many other villages across The Gambia’s Upper River Region (URR), a vaccine is transforming health outcomes. For decades, malaria was part of daily life for communities, interrupting

The Committee asked about the mandate of the Ministry. In response, the witness stated that the Ministry is responsible for the formulation of sectoral policies, the issuance of subsidiary legislation, and the

By Sulayman Jeng UK! It is underestimating social media and the diaspora. Social media has become a potent tool for public discourse, information sharing, and political engagement in this digital age. Social

Dear Editor,With the throwing out of the Barrow Draft Constitution by the National Assembly, we seem to be back to square one as far as the country’s constitutional reform process is concerned.