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In a significant step toward promoting good governance and feminist leadership, ActionAid International The Gambia’s Local Rights Programme (LRP) 11 office has successfully conducted a two-day intensive capacity-building workshop. The training, held

In a significant move toward restoring unity within its ranks, the APRC No Alliance to NPP has successfully initiated peace talks to reconcile divisions among its members. The talks, held yesterday in

The Gambia approaches the 2026 general elections, Mamadou Salieu Jallow a Youth leader has called on all conscious and honest Gambians to exercise their fundamental right by voting and campaigning for the

joint assessment team from the National Road Authority (NRA) and the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) visited Nioro Jattaba on Wednesday to assess the impact of collapsed bridges, which have severely disrupted

The Inspector General of Police, Seedy Mukhtar Touray, together with the Senior Management Team, held a crucial meeting with Regional Commissioners and heads of formations to deliberate on The GPF’s deployment strategy

  The National Water and Electricity Company has launched a major electrification project in the rural districts of Niamina West and Dankunku, bringing an end to years of darkness and neglect. This

National Youth Council launches NACONF National Organizing Committee   The National Youth Council announced the launch of the National Youth Conference and Festival (NAYCONF)It is a biennial event managed and coordinated by

The new Global Media recently visited several farms to assess the start of this year’s crop season in the Gambia’s rainy season. The outlook appears promising, with many farmers expressing optimism about

Modou Jonga, an erstwhile Chief Executive Officer of the Brikama Area Council (BAC) on Wednesday, continued to face more questions about financial malpractices in the Council under his watch. It was his

Kung, the crossing point that links the Niamina Dankunku district to Kaur in the northern part of the Central River Region (CRR), is facing severe infrastructural challenges. The residents of this area,