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Niamina, despite being home to some of the most loyal voters to any sitting government, remains one of the most neglected constituencies in terms of development. The incompetence of its representatives, notably

As the political landscape in Niamina West evolves, voices are rising against the current leadership, emphasizing the need for accountability and genuine development. A recent statement attributed to local sentiments highlights significant

Mr Madi Jorbateh, an outspoken Gambian human rights the recommendation of the State Owned Enterprise Commission is unfair to most of the staff of NAWEC who should not be held responsible for

Today, a donation of police gear estimated at 13 million Dalasis was given to The Gambia Police Force at a ceremony held at the PIU Headquarters in Kanifing. The donation, which included

The semi-urban settlement of Kombo Brikama experiences substantial rainwater inundation annually due to poor drainage systems. The Jambar Sanneh neighborhood and the vicinity of the Central Market are particularly vulnerable. After last

  The Eid prayer held at Busumbala was marked by a compelling sermon delivered by the local imam, who emphasized the profound significance of Eid prayer in the Islamic faith. In his

As Tobaski, known globally as Eid al-Adha, approaches, the bustling activity in and around the Kombos area has reached a peak. Families are preparing to celebrate one of the most significant holidays

The Gambia Police Force released a press statement indicating that officers shot a man named Momodou Jallow in the buttocks after he refused to be searched. Jallow was reportedly found loitering around

The Inspector General of the Gambia Police Force, Seedy Muctar Touray, called on Gambians to put an end to hate speech and insults and vowed to uphold justice without biases. He expressed

As the annual Tobaski celebration approaches, Gambian civil servants are expressing growing frustration over the government’s delay in disbursing their long-awaited salary adjustments. The promised 1/6 salary increment has yet to materialize,