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Ismaila Jallow, the councillor of Suba Ward who has doubled as the Vice Chairman of Brikama Area Council from 2018 to date, has accused ex-chairman Sheriffo Sonko of being an incompetent leader.

  The ECOWAS Commission through the Directorate of Free Movement of Persons and Migration conducted a Cross Border Cooperation Project Monitoring and Evaluation exercise from 14-19 August 2024, in Wellingara-Ba, The Gambia,

H.E Mohammed B.S. Jallow, Vice President of The Gambia, is currently attending the 19th Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Conclave in New Delhi, India. This year’s conclave is dedicated to exploring Africa’s

Three ward councillors of Brikama Area Council testified before the Local government commission of Inquiry on Monday. They are Momodou Charreh Gibba – Gunjur Ward, Lamin Jarju – former Councilor Marakissa, and

The GFF Beach Soccer 2024 finals featured an end-to-end match between Gunjur Dabanani FC and Kunkujang Friends FC. After a fiercely contested game that ended in a thrilling 6-6 draw, the match

In a significant stride towards environmental sustainability, the OMCG/ADWAC Partnership Project, also known as the OMVG Forest Protocol Project, continues to gain momentum under the supervision of The Gambia’s Department of Forestry.

Today, H.E. President Adama Barrow, accompanied by Cabinet Ministers and other Senior Government officials, conducted an extensive inspection tour of the newly renovated and constructed facilities at the Independence Stadium. This tour

The community of Kotu this morning were  handed a recreational facility built by KMC through the KETP project. The center which housed a 6-aside football park, children’s playground, and other important facilities

Rohey Malick Lowe, the mayor of Banjul has received the African Woman of the Year 2024 Award. In a statement, she said: “I am deeply honored and profoundly grateful to receive the

  By: saikou Jawo As Gambia reflects on the outcomes of the OIC infrastructure projects, concerns have emerged regarding the missed opportunities and perceived mismanagement that have clouded what could have been