December 18, 2025

  By: Isatou Sarr Twin brothers Wednesday were in dock before the Brikama Magistrates’ Court on allegations of assault causing actual bodily harm to a woman in Tanjai Village, Kombo South. Sanna

    By: Fatou Krubally Regional officials, development partners and technical experts on Wednesday gathered in Banjul for a high-level meeting to review progress and chart the next phase of efforts to

    By Cecilia E.L. Mendy Former military officer Abdoulie Sanyang yesterday denied charges brought against him at Banjul High Court presided over by Justice Ebrima Jaiteh. It would be recalled that

  By Haddy Touray The President of the Association of Clearing, Customs and Forwarding Agents (ACCFA) in The Gambia, Mr. Essa Wally, has been honoured with the Most Outstanding Personality Award in

  By Haddy Touray Eighteen of the twenty-two registered political parties in The Gambia have endorsed a historic communiqué, committing to reforms to boost women’s political participation and representation. The endorsement followed

    By Haddy Touray The Director of Forestry, Lt. Colonel Salifu Corr, has declared the 2025/2026 period as a zero-tolerance season for bushfires and charcoal production. He warns that offenders will

  By: Fatou Krubally The Vice President and 17 cabinet ministers appeared before the National Assembly during the Fourth Ordinary Session, as lawmakers intensified oversight of government policy and performance as the

    By: Fatou Krubally The National Assembly on Wednesday adjourned sine die after concluding the Fourth Ordinary Session, with lawmakers reaffirming their commitment to ongoing investigations into the sale of assets

  By Haddy Touray Leader of the opposition United Democratic Party (UDP), Ousainu Darboe, has strongly criticized President Adama Barrow’s administration, accusing it of deeply-rooted corruption and calling on voters in Jarra

  By Haddy Touray The Gambian government has lifted the D180 excise tax imposed earlier on imported bagged cement, but retail prices across the country have remained largely unchanged, triggering public criticism