October 2025 - Page 28

    By: Fatou Krubally The 2023 Management Letter of the Auditor General has exposed significant financial irregularities across government ministries and departments. This includes undisclosed arrears, payroll anomalies, and lapses in

  By: Rohey Samba The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with civil society organizations, held a one-day symposium on mental health awareness as part of activities commemorating World Mental Health Day. The

  By Mariatou Ngum & Abdou Mbye The Secretary General of ActionAid International, Mr. Arthur Larok, on Thursday, led a high-level delegation to pay a courtesy call on His Excellency Momodou M

  By: Fatou Krubally The National Assembly has revived its Regional Outreach Programme after several years of dormancy, reaffirming its commitment to deepen public participation in national law-making and democratic governance. Opening

    By: Fatou Krubally The 2023 Management Letter of the Auditor General has revealed significant lapses in the management of government revenue from mining and quarrying activities, highlighting weak oversight and

  By Kemo Kanyi President Adama Barrow has described certain politicians who avoid participating in the country’s political landscape as “vultures” who only act when opportunities arise after others have fallen. Speaking

 The Executive Director of the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), Mr. Sanna Dahaba, has revealed that the State disaster management agency’s “comprehensive data collection efforts revealed that as of September, over seventeen

 The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has expressed serious concern over what it describes as the Gambia Armed Forces’ (GAF) lack of cooperation during investigations into a shooting incident involving a civilian.

 The once-very-hardworking Gambian women, who served locally-prepared juice flavours to tourists on the beach in Kotu and enhanced guest experience, are now without jobs thanks to a reported ministerial directive and, they