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    The ongoing cement shortage rattling The Gambia is more than a temporary inconvenience; it is a symptom of deeper structural failures that the country has ignored for far too long.

 United Democratic Party (UDP) regional spokesperson for North Bank Region, Karamo Njie, says former Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda’s departure from the party will have no impact on its strength or stability. Speaking

 In a significant reshuffle at the heart of the Executive, Alieu Loum has been appointed as the new Chief of Staff at the Presidency of Adama Barrow. His elevation comes amid reports

  A grand opening ceremony for the educational event “Women Leader. BRICS+” was held at the “Senesch” Management Workshop of the “Russia – Land of Opportunities” Presidential Platform. The participants include 70

  By Nicholas Bass Sanna Manjang, accused of being a jungler for former President Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh, is expected to appear before Justice Sidi K. Jobarteh of the Banjul High Court tomorrow.

  Alhaji Mamadi Kurang, former secretary to the Janneh Commission and one of The Gambia’s most prominent voices on transparency and governance, has officially joined the United Democratic Party (UDP), ending months

  The Channel Entrance into Banjul Port has never been dredged in the past. Since 1997, studies had revealed that in order to deepen the Channel, which has self-maintained its depth, about

  By Isatou Sarr A 36-year-old former soldier, Sulayman Saidykhan, on Tuesday pleaded guilty to unlawfully killing an elderly woman in Brikama, West Coast Region. Saidykhan appeared before Principal Magistrate Anna O.

  By Yunus S. Saliu The Center for Research and Advocacy for Women and Adolescent Health (CRAWAH), in collaboration with the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and GamRemTI, on Tuesday held a one-day

  Rabat – December 10, 2025. The Rabat Declaration on Child-Focused Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) has been published in the six official languages of the United Nations as a joint document