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  By: Isatou Sarr A nationwide community engagement initiative aimed at increasing women’s political participation and improving access to justice was launched on 15 November. The launching ceremony was held at Sama

    By Cecilia E. L. Mendy African Missions Global (AMG) has taken a major step toward transforming education in The Gambia with the launch of its AI-powered Digital Leap learning application.

  By: Fatou Krubally The National Centre for Arts and Culture (NCCA) on Friday hosted the closing ceremony of the inaugural Professor Cherno Omar Barry Storytelling Competition, marking a historic moment for

    By: Kemo Kanyi President Adama Barrow has unveiled D117 million initiative aimed at empowering women across The Gambia through entrepreneurship. The announcement came during a joint meeting in Sanunding village,

  By: Kemo Kanyi President Adama Barrow has called on residents of Sanunding Village, Tumana, to acknowledge the government’s development efforts in the area before outlining their demands. During a public engagement

  By: Fatou Krubally Former Lead Counsel of the Janneh Commission, Amie Bensouda, appeared before the special select committee investigating the sale and disposal of assets identified by the Commission, clarifying her

    By Haddy Touray The Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Defence, Madam Rohie Bittaye Darboe, recently represented The Gambia at an international workshop on Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) held in

 Former members of the Gambia Armed Forces (GAF) have made a strong presence during the massive weekend cleansing of the periphery of former president Yahya Jammeh’s residence in Kanilai, Hon. Kebba Toumanding

 Halifa Sallah has reacted positively to the idea of a coalition of opposition parties to challenge the governing National People’s Party (NPP) grand coalition in next year’s presidential election, but said he

 The leader of the Gambia Moral Congress (GMC) Mai Ahmad Fatty has dismissed, as unfair, Sidia Jatta’s claim that the Barrow administration’s infrastructure development in the Upper River Region (URR) was politically-motivated.