Gambian News - Page 22

Citizens Alliance (CA),under the leadership of Honorable Dr Ismaila Ceesay on Saturday held a press conference at the Paradise Hotel in Banjul, where party leaders outlined their position on key national issues,

  The Minister of Works, Infrastructure and Transportation, Ebrima Sillah, together with the Managing Director of the National Road Authority (NRA), delivered a blunt message during their inspection of the Banni–Salikenni road

  Hearts of Sinchu FC clinched the Sinchu Alagie Sports Committee Nawettan League title after edging past One Love FC 4–2 in a dramatic post-match penalty shootout, following a goalless draw at

  The Executive Director of Beakanyang ,Mr.Nfamara Jawneh has called on Gambians to fight for their rights and help in realizing the ‘Never Again’ mantra for the past gross human rights violations.

  The Gambia Police Force has arrested five suspects in connection with a series of motorcycle-related robberies in the Kanifing Municipality and surrounding areas. According to police, the arrests followed investigations into

In yet another significant development, The Gambia National Olympic Committee secured a $50,000 grant from Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA) to renovate the Olympic House. This is part of

  The United Democratic Party (UDP) has taken note of an audio currently circulating on social media in which an individual, alleged to be a sympathizer of the party, makes tribal and

  Senegal have officially communicated several concerns to CAF ahead of Sunday’s AFCON final against Morocco in Rabat. The Teranga Lions have refused to train at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, stating

  Dr Ismaila Ceesay, the Minister of Information, has defended President Adama Barrow’s recent assertion that the coastal town of Brufut is like Dubai, insisting that critics are taking the president’s comments

  The Department of Forestry has issued a strong warning to estate developers and land buyers against encroaching on community forests and national parks, describing the practice as illegal and dangerous to