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  The Gambia Police Force on Friday, May 15, 2026, marked the successful completion of a two-week intensive Public Order Management training for officers of the Police Intervention Unit (PIU), facilitated by

Today, members of the Central Committee of Gambians Against Looted Assets (GALA) paid a courtesy visit to the Police Headquarters in Banjul to officially submit our notification letter ahead of tomorrow’s commemoration

  In the early hours of Tuesday, officers of the Gambia Immigration Department (GID), through its Border Patrol Unit stationed at the Tanji Migration Management Unit, successfully intercepted 301 would-be migrants in

  In recent months the relationship between the law enforcement and GALA has reached a critical juncture characterized by intensified, often violent and poor state response to peaceful assembly of the youth.

  President Adama Barrow today, presided over the swearing-in of Special Prosecutor Mr. Martin Hackett at State House in Banjul. During his address, the President said Gambia government is “restoring truth in

The World Bank has warned that climate change poses a growing threat to The Gambia’s economic future, urging faster action and increased investment in resilience to limit potential damage. The warning was

Mandinary youths give government seven-day ultimatum over Omar Badjie death The government has been given a seven-day ultimatum by youth representatives in Mandinary, who are demanding action and accountability following the coroner’s

  The Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines has announced a sharp increase in fuel prices for May 2026, citing rising international petroleum costs and global supply disruptions.   In a statement

  Information Minister Dr. Ismaila Ceesay says he is uncertain what to believe regarding the controversy surrounding journalist Omar P. Jallow, citing what he described as conflicting accounts given by Jallow over

Professional services see steepest job losses in The Gambia Professional, scientific and technical activities recorded the sharpest employment decline in The Gambia, according to analysis by Briefcase PR. Based on Gambia Bureau