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  By: Modou Touray Former President Yahya Jammeh has announced plans to return to The Gambia in November, nearly nine years after going into exile. In a recorded WhatsApp audio message shared

  Gambian political parties have pledged to work together to curb hate speech ahead of the 2026 presidential election, which is expected to be fiercely contested. The commitment was made during a

  Supporters of the United Democratic Party (UDP) on Saturday turned out in large numbers at Banjul International Airport to welcome their leader, Lawyer Ousainou Darboe, on his return from a European

  The Government has published a press release refuting the issuance of 20,000 Gambian diplomatic passports. The issuance of diplomatic passports in The Gambia is strictly regulated and follows a transparent, well-defined

Yesterday,Beakanyang inaugurated its newly constructed solar-powered welding house in Nyakoi Taibatou, Wuli West District of Upper River Region. The welding house is part of their project ducked: Promoting Energy Efficient Cooking Stoves

  The Gambia Police Force, through its Tourist Security Unit (TSU) in the Kanifing Police Region and West Coast Regional Police Command, expresses serious concern over the growing number of drowning incidents

  At only 15 years old, Muhamed Kamateh is emerging as one of the brightest young players in the SK East Nawettan season. Leading the line for Eagle Stars FC, the talented

  Ansu Badjie, fondly known as Chudat, is set to make his maiden appearance at the upcoming Islamic Solidarity Games, scheduled to take place from 7th to 21st November 2025 in Saudi

  The Minister of Information, Media, and Broadcasting Services, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, has criticised some journalists for misreporting government audit findings, saying many lack a proper understanding of the auditing process. Speaking

  Born in Bakau, The Gambia Current Club: St Johnstone FC (Scotland) Position: Forward Adama Sidibeh is a Gambian professional footballer whose remarkable journey from the streets of Bakau to the Scottish