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  By: Binta Jaiteh Residents of the North Bank Region (NBR) have called for the setting up of a joint cross-border environmental committee between Gambia and Senegal to combat deforestation and other

  By Alieu Jallow The Head of the Orthopaedic Unit at the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital (EFSTH), Dr Mariam Joof, on Tuesday testified before Magistrate Ismaila Dibba of the Bundung Magistrates’

 Governing National People’s Party (NPP) is reportedly set to put on an unprecedented show of force in Sukuta on Saturday, in what many supporters say, will send a clear and poignant message

 The Gambia’s minister of health Dr. Ahmad Lamin Samateh has explained how the fight against corruption in the government could be resisted at all cost, including voodoo practices. It’s a widely-held belief

 Wally Mahmoud Hakim, who was arrested in 2004 on Yahya Jammeh’s orders, for “killing” respected journalist Deyda Hydara said on Tuesday that the former Gambian president must have his day in the

 Authorities have arrested Bakary Badjie, the Assistant Manager at the Barra Ferry Terminal, after he allegedly assaulted a sick fire service officer in what witnesses described as an unprovoked attack. The victim,

  By: Kemo Kanyi Gambian President, Adama Barrow, has said that former President Yahya Jammeh should have remained silent and prayed for peace and stability for the country instead of proposing to

  By: Haddy Touray A recent audio by former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh proposing to return home in November 2025 from Equatorial Guinea has stimulated widespread debate and brought important issues to

  Kodi Silo or Money Trail? By Sajo Jallow Kodo or money, we are taught, is for trading in goods and services, and for storing value. From the use of cowrie shells

    By Sajo Jallow In the Global Wage Report 2024-25 issued by the United Nations International Labour Organization (ILO), we read: “In Africa wage statistics remain sparse and volatile, and hence