Nisha Pahuja, director of the Oscar-nominated documentary “To Kill a Tiger,” discusses the issues behind the film, which follows a father’s enduring fight for justice for his daughter.
Director of Oscar nominated documentary ‘To Kill a Tiger’ on a father’s enduring fight for justice
Latest from Blog
Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajang urges women break away from their traditional role as passive supporters and become leaders in politics.
Addressing a crowd of Gambian women ahead of the 2026 presidential election, former Vice President Fatoumatta Tambajang delivered a powerful message. She urged women to break away from their traditional role as
DLEAG) arrests dozens across the country with illicit drugs
The operations, conducted between February 19 and March 8, 2026, resulted in the apprehension of dozens of suspects found with substances including suspected cannabis sativa, kush, crack cocaine, ecstasy pills, and cannabis
Jinack Cannabis farmers in limbo as DLEAG halt cultivation in the island
Many families in Jinak have said that they have been left with no means of survival after officers from the Drug Law Enforcement Agency The Gambia destroyed and burned around 60 cannabis
NIGERIA APPOINTS NEW ENVOY TO THE GAMBIA.
BY: MODOU SARR Honourable Tasiu Musa Maigari has been confirmed by Senate and approved by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the new Nigerian High Commissioner to The Gambia. Honourable Tasiu Musa
Crackdown on homosexuals,singer Ouzin Keita arrested in Dakar
The arrest came amid the ongoing crackdown on alleged homosexuals by the Senegalese authorities since the beginning of the month of February 2026. Keita and his entourage closed themselves in an