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    By: Kemo Kanyi President Adama Barrow has dismissed claims that opposition parties in The Gambia pose a significant threat to his re-election as the country prepares for the 2026 presidential

  By Haddy Touray The Managing Director of Africmed International Hospital, Dr. Omar Jagne, has been appointed and inaugurated as Chairperson of the Anti-Doping and Sports Medicine Committee of the Gambia National

 The significance of an African president lies in their role as head of state and government, responsible for guiding a nation’s executive branch, national defense, and economic development. Beyond these official duties,

  By: The Fatu Network News Desk The Fatu Network reporter Mama A. Touray has successfully completed a two-week intensive training on New Media Operation and Management in Beijing, China, as part

 The APRC-No-To-Alliance is monetizing former President Jammeh’s announced return to The Gambia from exile this month. The alliance considers Mr. Jammeh’s much-talked-about home-return as a money-spinning event and, it’s squandering no time

 Gambia’s Information Minister, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, has stirred political debate after declaring that “there are no opposition parties” in the country. His comments, made during a political rally in Sukuta on Saturday,

 Gambian opposition leader Essa Mbye Faal has delivered a fierce critique of President Adama Barrow’s administration, accusing it of corruption, incompetence, and a lack of seriousness in addressing the country’s challenges. Speaking

  By Dawda Baldeh The National Food Security, Processing and Marketing Cooperation (NFSMC), formerly Gambia Groundnut Cooperation (GGC), has disclosed its ambitious plans for the 2025-2026 groundnut marketing season aimed at enhancing

 The political tension between President Adama Barrow and his former ally, Lawyer Ousainou Darboe, has reignited after the President responded sharply to Darboe’s recent description of his administration as a “foolish government.”

 In many developing democracies, the intersection of wealth, influence, and political ambition often gives rise to what might be described as the bourgeoisie syndrome a phenomenon where the privileged few become insulated