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 President Adama Barrow on Saturday laid the foundation stone for the 6-kilometre Garawol–Kusum road in Kantora District, marking another step in the government’s drive to improve infrastructure and promote development across The

 The United Democratic Party’s regional spokesperson for the North Bank Region (NBR) Karamo Njie has concurred that President Adama Barrow never hatched any plot against the UDP leader or maneuvered for a

 The National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) is facing widespread criticism after cutting off power to several homes in Essau, North Bank Region, over what it described as illegal electricity connections. The

 Gambians resident in Essau and surrounding communities, intending to secure a national identity card, have had to wait for a little longer as the mobile team from the immigration services have not

    By Dr. Ousman Gajigo   According to press reports, President Barrow has likened some presidential aspirants to vultures. He didn’t name any names, which is unfortunate. A serious leader would

  By Dawda Baldeh A new EU-funded garden project in Toro Bah has brought relief to more than 200 women farmers, ending years of hardship caused by stray animals and poor infrastructure.

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 The Gambia Ferry Service is once again under public scrutiny after both the Kunta Kinteh and Kanilai ferries were seen docked simultaneously at the Banjul terminal, leaving many passengers confused and frustrated.

  By Dawda Baldeh Telecom giant Africell has planted over 4,000 trees in Bansang and surrounding communities as part of a nationwide campaign to celebrate its 25th anniversary and promote environmental sustainability.

  By Dawda Baldeh Residents of Brikama-ba Fula Kunda are celebrating the inauguration of a solar-powered borehole commissioned by Africell, marking a breakthrough in the community’s decades-long struggle with water shortages. The