In what could be described as a seismic political development in the North Bank Region (NBR), thirty-seven UDP grassroots groups in the region, which adopted KM mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda as honorary father, have announced the withdrawal of the title from the mayor. The representatives and leaders of the various[Read More…] In what could be described as a seismic political development in the North Bank Region (NBR), thirty-seven UDP grassroots groups in the region, which adopted KM mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda as honorary father, have announced the withdrawal of the title from the mayor. The representatives and leaders of the various[Read More…] Gambia News | JollofNews
37 Women’s Kafos In NBR Withdraw Honorary Father Title From Bensouda
Latest from Blog
A new EU funded project aims to support Gambian migrants
A new project – COMPASS (The Observatory of Human Mobility between the Canary Islands and Africa) – was officially launched at the Gambia Hospitality and Training Institute (GTHI) on 13/10/2025. Funded
Correction And Apology
On Monday, JollofNews published an article titled “Ebrima Dibba’s Wife Is Beneficiary of Bensouda’s Political Patronage.” We have since confirmed that the information contained in that story was inaccurate. Mr. Ebrima Dibba’s
Un avocat demande la libération sous caution de l’ex-officier militaire Sanyang pour un traitement à l’étranger
Par : Nicholas Bass & Cecilia E. L. Mendy L’avocat Lamin J. Darboe, représentant l’ex-officier militaire Abdoulie Sanyang, a déposé jeudi une demande de mise en liberté sous caution auprès de
Omar Badjie a été agressé et battu lors de son arrestation, déclare un enquêteur au tribunal
Par: Kemo Kanyi Le surintendant en chef Lamin Cham, principal enquêteur dans l’affaire du décès d’Omar Badjie, a déclaré jeudi devant le tribunal de première instance de Brikama que le défunt
Magistrate holds second witness hearing in chambers in Omar Badjie inquest
By Alieu Jallow and Dawda Baldeh The coroner’s inquest into the death of Omar Badjie, who died following an encounter with police on 26 September, continued on Monday with the second