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  Par : Fatou Krubally L’Alliance patriotique progressiste (PPA) a renouvelé ses appels au gouvernement pour qu’il abandonne immédiatement ce qu’elle qualifie d’« accusations sans fondement » contre les jeunes Gambiens. Le

  By Kebba Camara Terrorism is not merely a threat to physical safety—it is a calculated assault on social cohesion. Its deepest impact lies in eroding public confidence in a nation’s ability

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  Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, Minister of Information, Media, and Broadcasting Services, recently announced the government’s plan to regulate the media landscape through reforms that will require accreditation for all journalists in The

  By Alieu Jallow Migration expert Muhammed Lamin Dibba has criticised the term “Global South” and Western portrayals of migration, arguing they reinforce harmful stereotypes and distort global understanding of democracy and

  By Dawda Baldeh President Adama Barrow has welcomed more than 800 defectors from opposition parties into the ruling National People’s Party (NPP), declaring the party “the people’s choice” and predicting another

  By: Fatou Krubally       Amie Bensouda, former Lead Counsel of the Janneh Commission, has warned the National Assembly’s Special Select Committee that it is exceeding its authority in probing the

  By Kemo Kanyi Dr. Biran Gai, a political scientist has observed that if democracy is not checked, it could lead to the collapse of a state, while causing inherent dysfunctionalities in

  By: Fatou Krubally A coalition of thirteen Gambian civil society organizations has raised eyebrows over the slow pace and uneven implementation of Security Sector Reforms (SSR) nearly a decade after the

  By: Nicholas Bass  The lead state prosecutor, Saikou Lamin Jobarteh Wednesday presented to Banjul High Court, West Coast Radio’s footages of the interview by ex-military officer, Abdoulie Sanyang. Testifying before Justice