Latest - Page 7

  By Haddy Touray The Director of the Department of Forestry, Lt. Colonel Salifu Corr, on Thursday launched a nationwide campaign to raise 30 million Gmelina seedlings. The launch coincided with the

  By Kemo Kanyi Ousainu Darboe, leader of the main opposition United Democratic Party (UDP), has strongly condemned President Adama Barrow’s bid for a third term, asserting that Gambians will not allow

  By Fatou Krubally Lawmakers from across West Africa are meeting in Banjul this week to deliberate on pressing coastal and marine challenges threatening the region’s environment and livelihoods. The National Assembly

  By Isatou Sarr Prominent environmental activist and political commentator, Kemo Fatty has urged President Adama Barrow not to seek for third term in office, describing such a move as a betrayal

  By Fatou Krubally The Atlantic Ocean off The Gambia’s coastline is claiming increasing numbers of lives as the country emerges as a major departure point for irregular migrants heading to Spain’s

  By: Sering Mass Jallow The Network Against Gender-Based Violence (NGBV) and partners recently convened a national forum to strengthen the inclusion of persons with disabilities in disaster risk management. The meeting

  By: Kemo Kanyi Lamin J. Darboe, leader of the National Unity Party (NUP), has called on Gambians to “strip off” leadership responsibilities from presidents who seek to overstay in office. Speaking

  By: The Fatu Network News Desk An exclusive investigation published by Seneweb into Senegal’s gold rich Kédougou region reveals how the discovery of gold has turned one of the country’s poorest

  By: The Fatu Network News Desk Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man, has accused Nigeria’s oil regulator of blocking the full operation of his Dangote Refinery, alleging that corruption and powerful groups

  The Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry as the premier representative institution of the private sector, is deeply concerned about the persistent ongoing cement crisis affecting consumers, businesses, and the broader