November 26, 2025

  By: Isatou Sarr A Nigerian national, Sunday Ainbgaoso, was on Tuesday, 25 November 2025, granted bail for one million dalasis (D1,000,000), after appearing before Principal Magistrate Anna O. Mendy of the

    Two Gambian environmental officials have participated in the 2025 Ministerial Seminar on Comprehensive Sustainable Forest Management and the World Forestry Industry Conference held recently in Nanning, Guangxi Province, China. The

    By: Dawda M. Jallow Two men, Modou Lamin Jammeh and Alieu Taal, were remanded at Mile II Central Prison on Tuesday as Kanifing Magistrates’ Court prepared to determine their bail

  By: Fatou Krubally Tombong Saidy, member of Unite Movement for Change, has accused the government of deliberately misinforming Gambians about the true scale of the country’s debt crisis, warning that senior

  By: Fatou Krubally The Gambia has renewed its commitment to protecting and empowering refugees as stakeholders convened on Tuesday for a high-level roundtable to review the findings of a comprehensive socio-economic

  By Fatou Krubally The Gambia’s Minister of Lands, Regional Government and Religious Affairs, Hon. Hamat N.K. Bah said on Monday that the process of disposing of former President Yahya Jammeh’s assets

  By: Cecilia E.L. Mendy Justice Ebrima Jaiteh Tuesday, ordered court transcribers to produce a strictly word-for-word transcript in the ongoing trial of Ousainou Bojang and his sister, Amie Bojang, emphasizing that

    By Kemo Kanyi President Adama Barrow has criticised the National Assembly Member for Busumbala, Muhammad Kanteh, accusing him of neglecting the concerns of the people he represents. Addressing a meeting

  By: Fatou Krubally Former Chairperson of the Janneh Commission, Mr. Surahata BS Janneh, reappeared before the Special Select Committee yesterday to clarify questions surrounding the sale and disposal of assets identified

    By: Nicholas Bass  Leader of the newly-formed National Unity Party (NUP), Dr. Lamin J. Darbo, has argued that Gambia is standing on quicksand, while calling for institutional and governance reforms