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  A coalition of thirteen civil society organisations has submitted a position paper to the Minister of Interior, Abdoulie Sanyang, urging the government to take urgent steps to accelerate The Gambia’s long-delayed

  In Garawol, a farming community in Kantora District of The Gambia’s Upper River Region, rice farming has been transformed through the ROOTS Subsidized Rice Input Support Program. After three years of

  Former Gambian President Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh has written to President Adama Barrow, the Speaker of the National Assembly, ECOWAS, and the United Nations to formally announce his intention to return peacefully

  Lawyer Darboe, leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP), has rejected recent claims made by Kanifing Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda regarding the party’s internal processes. Darboe described the allegations as “false,

  In a significant development, the National Food Security Processing and Marketing Corporation (NFSMC), formerly Gambia Groundnut Corporation (GGC) has announced plans to improve groundnut business transactions between farmers and government, reflecting

  The Gambian community is proud to celebrate the outstanding academic achievement of Dr. Momodou S. Sawaneh, a resident of the Bronx, New York, who has successfully attained his Ph.D. in Organizational

  President Adama Barrow delivered a fiery speech at a National People’s Party (NPP) rally in Sukuta, declaring that opposition leader Ousainu Darboe “will never be President in The Gambia.” Addressing supporters,

  The Brikama Area Council (BAC) has announced a D500,000 sponsorship package for the West Coast Region Zonal Committee 2025 Zonal Football Championship, reinforcing its commitment to grassroots football and youth development

  By: musa A sissoho In the scorching deserts of governance, Africa’s leaders have conjured up a mirage of progress, leaving their people to wander in a barren land of broken promises

  Former President Yahya Jammeh has declared that President Adama Barrow cannot stop him from returning to The Gambia, warning that “sooner or later, we will see who owns The Gambia.” In