November 2025 - Page 38

  By Kemo Kanyi Talib Ahmed Bensouda, the leader of Unite Movement for Change (UMC), has promised to transform the political ideology of the country, an idea that seeks to prevent political

  By: Fatou Krubally The prolonged presence of Senegalese and ECOWAS forces at Gambia’s State House has drawn sharp criticism from local leaders, who warn that the continued deployment threatens the country’s

  By: Fatou Krubally Former Solicitor General and Legal Secretary, Cherno Marenah, yesterday appeared before the National Assembly’s Special Select Committee investigating the sale and disposal of assets identified by the Janneh

  By Michaella Faith Wright The Public Relations Officer of the Drug Law Enforcement Agency The Gambia (DLEAG), Dawda Sanyang, has raised concern over the increasing threat of drug trafficking and abuse

  Despite legislative reforms and national gender policies, Gambian women continue to face significant obstacles to equality in education, employment, and political participation, as Afrobarometer’s survey has revealed. The survey also indicates

  By: Michaella Faith Wright The Minister of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, has credited what he described as improvements in The Gambia’s health sector to the leadership of

  By: Isatou Sarr The Judiciary of The Gambia, on Tuesday, 4th November 2025, held a swearing-in ceremony for seven newly appointed magistrates and the Master and Registrar of the High Court

  By: Fatou Krubally The National Environment Agency (NEA) has hailed students of Kairaba Senior Secondary School for winning an international environmental award with a song raising awareness about plastic waste. In

  By: Nicholas Bass & Cecilia E.L. Mendy The Banjul High Court, presided over by Hon. Justice Ebrima Jaiteh Tuesday rejected the bail application made by former soldier Abdoulie Sanyang’s lawyer. According

  Par : Isatou Sarr                                                                                             Les autorités gambiennes ont intensifié leur lutte contre les drogues et autres substances illégales avec 30 nouvelles interceptions, portant à 219 le nombre total de personnes arrêtées