Gambian News - Page 27

The Government of the Republic of The Gambia condemns the military coup d’etat in the Republic of Guinea Bissau. This unconstitutional taking over of power is an outright assault on the democratic

  International observer groups are speaking out after the country’s armed forces suddenly took control, stopping the democratic process right in its tracks. In a united message, the African Union, ECOWAS, and

  National Unity Party (NUP) leader H.E. Dr Lamin J. Darbo has outlined his party’s vision and policy direction as preparations intensify for the 2026 presidential elections. He made the remarks during

  On 25 November 2025, the EU and the government have launched a five-year project to develop the access to quality secondary education. The new project will focus in particular on girls,

  A heated exchange has erupted between former Information Minister Demba Ali Jawo and his successor, Dr Ismaila Ceesay, over how government officials should handle public criticism. In an open letter titled

  Minister of Lands and Religious Affairs Hamat Bah has issued a stern warning that Gambian state security forces are ready to crush anyone who attempts to destabilise the country. Speaking at

  The Gambia Action Party (GAP) registers its profound disappointment regarding the recent public remarks attributed to Mr. Essa Mbay Faal, in which he questioned the proof of the existence of Allah.

  President Adama Barrow has described his annual nationwide tour as “successful,” saying Gambians have shown strong appreciation for the government’s development achievements over the past eight years. Speaking to reporters upon

  The Gambia’s women’s 4x100m relay team delivered a composed and determined performance to secure a Bronze medal at the ongoing Islamic Solidarity Games in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Mariama Camara, popularly known

  On October 26, former dictator Yaya Jammeh announced his intention to return to The Gambia in November 2025. Two days later, the government responded with a press release stating that Jammeh,