November 2025 - Page 3

 Applicants seeking passports at the Gambia Immigration Department on Wednesday voiced growing anger over what they describe as bribery, queue jumping and a system that favours those who can pay. Many stood

 The Jah Oil company has always cited external factors as reasons for the Gambia’s “intermittent” cement shortages, but the company has come home in its blame-game as it now pointed a finger

  BANJUL, 27th November 2025: The Government of the Republic of The Gambia condemns the military coup d’etat in the Republic of Guinea Bissau. This unconstitutional taking over of power is an

    By: Fatou Krubally The Gambia and the European Union on Tuesday signed a €20 million financing agreement to expand access to secondary education, improve learning quality, and strengthen teacher training

  By Haddy Touray The World Bank Group has approved $45 million in grant financing from the International Development Association (IDA) to support The Gambia’s efforts to strengthen domestic revenue, develop infrastructure,

    By Haddy Touray Senior officials at the Kuntaur Area Council (KTR AC) have reportedly been transferred to the Basse Area Council in what sources describe as a significant administrative shake-up.

  By Isatou Sarr The stepfather of the late Omar Badjie on Wednesday gave a detailed account of the young man’s final hours during a coroner’s inquest at  Brikama Magistrates’ Court. Testifying

  By Haddy Touray Guinea-Bissau’s incumbent President Umaro Sissoco Embaló says he has been arrested in what he describes as a coup d’état. Gunfire was heard on Wednesday around the National Electoral

  By Haddy Touray The opposition coalition Front Populaire on Wednesday condemned what it describes as an “attempted staged coup d’État” aimed at preventing the publication of provisional electoral results expected on