December 2025 - Page 14

  By: Isatou Sarr A 25-year-old Gambian man, Mustapha Jallow, was on Wednesday remanded at Mile 2 Central Prisons after he admitted to killing Bakary Bah in Kafuta earlier this month. Jallow

  The Gambian Government last Tuesday sealed a deal worth over one billion dalasis for the construction of 155.9 km of feeder roads. The deal, which involved the signing of three contracts

  By Haruna Kuyateh The Regional Livestock Directorate in Kerewan, North Bank Region, is busy collecting blood samples following reports of high mortality among small ruminants in Upper Nuimi and Jokadou. According

  By Isatou Sarr The inquest into the death of Omar Badjie, who died following an encounter with police on 26 September 2025, continued on Monday at Brikama Magistrates’ Court with the

  By Isatou Sarr The Gambia has completed a study assessing the integration of social and financial education into the national curriculum. The exercise was jointly organized by ChildFund The Gambia in

  By: Fatou Krubally A tense exchange unfolded in the National Assembly yesterday after Interior Minister Abdoulie Sanyang revealed that the government receives only 25 percent of revenues generated under the Airport

  By: Fatou Krubally The Minister for Communications and Digital Economy on Tuesday briefed the National Assembly on the ongoing restructuring of state-owned operators Gamtel and Gamcel, disclosing that the government is

  By Dawda Baldeh The opposition Gambia Democratic Congress has postponed its planned mega rally in Talinding following the death of Amat Faal, a member of the party’s advisory board. In a

    The ongoing cement shortage rattling The Gambia is more than a temporary inconvenience; it is a symptom of deeper structural failures that the country has ignored for far too long.

    L’entrée de la Manche dans le port de Banjul n’a jamais été draguée auparavant. Depuis 1997, des études ont révélé que pour approfondir la Manche, qui a maintenu sa profondeur