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The Gambia Press Union (GPU) is deeply concerned by the country’s press freedom situation after the Gambian president and his environment minister decided to sue two newspapers for defamation. President Adama Barrow’s

The WAVE (Women’s Association for Victims Empowerment) program, launched the Odyssey Program in partnership with the Alliance Francaise and the French Embassy, which focuses on promoting women’s empowerment and gender equality through

Inspector General of Police Seedy Mukhtar Touray presided over the official handover of vehicles and equipment valued at more than twenty million Dalasis by the German Police Support Team (GPST) during a

Today, Thursday, 24th October, the Vice President of The Gambia graced the 13th Commonwealth Youth Declaration Forum, held at the Tusitala Hotel. The event saw the presentation of the Youth Declaration, crafted

  The West Africa Democracy Solidarity Network (WADEMOS) today held a day term limits advocacy engagement with journalists and civil society organizations in the Gambia. The forum which was held at the

Councillor Habib M.L Ceesay New Jeshwang and Ebo-Town has been cautioned by the Local Government Commission of Inquiry for Giving False Information to their investigators. Councillor Ceesay said he never know that

The Gambia Immigration Department has intersected potential irregular migrants after receiving a tip of information about their activities. GID has intersected a total of 76 intending immigrants, including 3 minors who were

The Senegambia Police are currently investigating the alleged murder of British national, Leonard Dominique of Old Yundum, which occurred on October 19, 2024. According to the Police, the investigation began after Ms.

  African Commission on Human an As part of the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights convergence in Banjul,the Dafur Advocacy Group organized a side event to rampant sexual Violence Against

Today marked a significant milestone for the community of Jarra Barrow Kunda Suwareh Kunda as the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) installed its first electric pole in the area. The long-awaited