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  The Central River Region Sports Committee has officially announced that Abubacarr Jawara, the CEO of GACH Global, will sponsor this year’s Nawetan tournament in the Central River Region (CRR). This exciting

  The Yunus English School has recently been the recipient of a generous donation of nursing materials from Ulrike Erkling, a compassionate donor from Switzerland. This thoughtful contribution is expected to make

Green-Up Gambia earlier today, partnered with Childcare Gambia and Lend a Hand Gambia on a massive Mangrove Restoration exercise at Tanbi Wetland in Bakau.   The exercise brought together school-going kids, youths,

Heavy rains late last night led to severe flooding in the Sinchu Baliya community, leaving many families struggling to cope with the damage. The flooding, caused by hours of continuous rainfall, has

Gambia Press Union (GPU) condemns in the strongest terms the arrest of Momodou Justice Darboe, the Deputy Editor of The Voice Newspaper over a September 23rd story which claims President Barrow has

  Kunting, a community in the Central River Region of The Gambia, has embarked on a significant religious project with the laying of the foundation stone for a grand mosque. The ceremony,

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in its monitory role complementing the work of the TRRC, hosted a significant validation event today to discuss the report on the status of the implementation

Due to its riverside location, the Ebo Town neighborhood in the Kanifing Municipality bears the brunt of rain-induced floods. Some houses were very close to the river Gambia making them susceptible to

The chairman of the Brikama Area Council honourable lawyer Yankuba Darboe this morning has presided over the official launching of the regional NACONF local organizing committee for the West Coast Region at

Women vendors at the Brikama Market this morning told this medium that the Operation Clear the Roads team prevented them from selling near the highway. A multitude of frustrated breadwinners urged the