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  The Drug Law Enforcement Agency, The Gambia (DLEAG) says it has arrested 48 people in a series of coordinated operations across the country for alleged possession of prohibited drugs, including cannabis

  ‘’Enhancing Border Management Capacities of The Government of the Gambia to promote Stability and Security ‘’,on Monday the 26th of January ,2026 ,the Ministry of Interior in partnership with the International

  The Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) has posted a strong financial performance for 2025 after generating a total revenue of D260 million, marking a significant boost in local revenue mobilisation. The figure

  A seven-month-old baby abducted during a journey from Barra to Banjul has been safely rescued after swift action by the Police, leading to the arrest of a teenage suspect. The incident

‎The United Democtratic Party have provided “context” regarding the Sunday released photographs and its accompanying statement by the party following public critiques. ‎ “For the avoidance of doubt, the intention of the

Madi Jobarteh slams Information Minister over ‘false’ claims against EF Small Centre Human rights activist and Executive Director of the Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice (EFSCRJ), Madi Jobarteh, has

The People’s Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism (PDOIS) has unveiled a new leadership lineup following its recent party congress, marking a significant generational shift within one of The Gambia’s longest-standing political

Brikama police’s Criminal Investigation Department have arrested Muhammad Kuyateh, a resident of Busumbala, over alleged Nawec Borhole cable destruction and theft. The incident happened at Nyambai Forest and was reported by a

  Jan 21, Police have arrested three men following a shooting at Envy Night Club in Fajara that left 28-year-old Gambian rapper Muhammed Buari Mendy wounded early Sunday. The suspected shooter, 26-year-old

Rights advocates accused Information Minister Dr. Ismaila Ceesay of attempting to delegitimize critical civic voices after he (Ceesay) continuously criticized Madi Jobarteh and the Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice,