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Serekunda United FC maintained their status in the GFF second division league following a hard-fought 2-4 victory on penalties over Football Heros FC in today’s playoff finals at the late Ousman Saho

The Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction (APRC) has embarked on a significant mini-tour across all regions in the provinces. This strategic tour aims to inspect and strengthen the party’s structures, ensuring

A Four-day training session on the ECOWAS protocol was conducted for border officials from The Gambia and Senegal. This important event, supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, was designed

15th July 2024, Banjul, The Gambia – The African Centre for Democracy and Human Rights Studies (ACDHRS) expressed its warm gratitude to the National Assembly of the Gambia for repudiating the Women’s

  In a passionate address, Imam Fatty has called on Gambian electorates to take a stand against National Assembly Members who voted against the Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) bill. Speaking to a

On Sunday, July 14th, 2024, Jog-On Lioness FC of Bakau secured their spot in the GFF National League Division Two after defeating Cobblers FC in a hard-fought match at the Late Ousman

In the wake of the president’s press release on the relief and resignation of ministers, Mr Madi Jorbateh pointed out that the action exposes the gross misconduct of the President in total

The Gambia Armed Forces says  a fire incident has occurred at Hamza Barracks in Banjul on Saturday, 13th July, at approximately 1700hrs. The blaze according to GAF,engulfed an entire block housing military

In a recent and candid speech,a former National Assembly Member,Sedia Jatta delivered a stinging critique of the current budgeting practices in the country, drawing attention to what he perceives as a fundamental

The Minister for Transport, Works and Infrastructure, Honorable Ebrima Sillah has described the Banjul Ports Concession project as the biggest foreign direct investments in the annals of Gambian history. “Today is a