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  “It deeply concerning over the continued pattern of misinformation by senior government officials regarding The Gambia’s debt crisis. Recent statements by the Minister of Information, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, on Coffee Time

  Editor’s Note: The following statement was delivered by former Attorney General Abubacarr Ba Tambadou at the National Assembly. It is published here verbatim, exactly as received, without any edits or alterations.

  By: Isatou Sarr The inquest into the death of Omar Badjie, who died following an encounter with police on 26th September 2025, continued yesterday with the testimony of the fifth witness.

    By Kemo Kanyi Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, the Minister for Information, Media, and Broadcasting Services, has lauded President Barrow’s administrative successes as efficient structural leadership. Speaking at the President’s ‘Meet-the-People-Tour’ in

  The Gambia’s Department of Forestry has called on all individuals involved in the commercialization of forest products to obtain valid annual licenses and settle their royalties, emphasizing the importance of operating

  By: Isatou Sarr Muhammed Ndure of Brikama on Monday, 24th November, appeared before Magistrate K.B. Sambou of Brikama Magistrates’ Court on a single count of stealing, contrary to Section 226 of

  By: Mahmoud Kongira President Adama Barrow and several members of his cabinet have stepped up their criticisms of Brikama Area Council (BAC) Chairman Yankuba Darboe as the president’s Meet-the-People-Tour continues through

  By: Fatou Krubally Former Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubacarr M. Tambadou, reappeared yesterday before the Special Select Committee investigating the sale and disposal of assets forfeited to the

 A 1-year-7-month-old boy died on Thursday afternoon after he was struck by a car at the entrance of his family’s compound in Bundung’s Six Junction area. The driver, identified by residents as

  By: Dawda Baldeh The leader of the Tabax Reewmi, meaning building the nation, political movement, Ahmadou M. H. Kah, has criticised the silence of President Adama Barrow’s government regarding the increasing