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By: Modou Sarr Pa Sainey Ceesay Chief Executive Officer at the Kanifing Municipal Council thanked the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat for donating them with some essential food items. “This is a big donation, how happy will someone be if he received such a gift.” Fabakary Kalleh head of the external affairs of the Jamaat reminded them that as members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, we see humanity as one big family. He asked how can we love Allah and hates His creation? If truly we love Allah, it is obligatory upon all of us to also love His creation. By going

PUBLIC STATEMENT 18th March 2026 EFSCRJ Calls for Immediate Freedom and Dropping of All Charges against Journalist Momodou Justice Darboe The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice calls on the Gambia Police Force to immediately and unconditionally free journalist Momodou Justice Darboe and drop all charges against him. Today marks seven days since Darboe was arrested and detained on Wednesday, March 11, for taking photographs of litigants outside the Banjul Magistrates’ Court. To date, the Police have failed to issue any public explanation for his arrest. Instead, the journalist has been subjected to repeated reporting requirements at Police

  The head coach of The Gambia, Johnathan McKinstry, has announced his squad for the upcoming international friendly against Senegal, with the headline inclusion being the return of Musa Barrow. Barrow’s presence is expected to boost the Scorpions’ attacking options as they prepare to face one of Africa’s top sides. There is also a maiden call up for Salieu Drammeh, marking a significant milestone in the player’s career. However, the squad announcement has raised eyebrows with the omission of Baboucarr Faal, currently the leading scorer in the Ukrainian Premier League. The selections are already sparking debate among fans as The

  The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice has received with serious concern the claim made by former Vice President Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajang at a public forum that the D50 million NPP Success Women Enterprise Fund was in fact money provided by the European Union to the Government for the women of this country. This is a grave allegation that cannot be ignored. Mrs. Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajang is not an ordinary citizen. As a former Vice President, her public statements on matters of state carry weight and demand verification. Her claim stands in direct contradiction to several public

  By Kemo Kanyi The Drug Law Enforcement Agency of The Gambia (DLEAG) has revealed that it has in custody a 27-years-old Marcel Mendy a resident of Ziganchor (Senegal) was arrested at Jenoi check point on the 11th March 2026 at around 09:20 hours GMT onwards with (40) blocks of suspected cannabis resin (hashish) concealed in five separated red plastic bags and three separate transparent plastic bags. Other individuals were also arrested in separate locations within the country. 26 years old Salieu Sey and 26 years old Kebba Susso both resident of Farato were arrested on the 10th March 2026

  By Kemo Kanyi The Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST) has announced that it will host the West and Central African Research and Education Network (WACREN) Annual Conference and General Assembly in The Gambia from 23–27 March 2026. The event scheduled to take place at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara International Conference Centre, will bring together policymakers, researchers, and higher education leaders from across Africa to discuss digital infrastructure, open science, and innovation under the theme “Connected Futures: Advancing Africa’s Digital Sovereignty Through Open Collaboration.” According to MoHERST, during the event, the Ministry, in collaboration with

  The North Bank Region (NBR) Border Patrol Unit, during a routine surveillance at the Barra crossing point, today, 16th March 2026, intercepted nineteen (19) undocumented migrants as part of ongoing efforts to deter clandestine irregular migration. The operation began with a document verification exercise involving two female migrants who were unable to provide proof of documentation, claiming to have left their legal identity documents at their residence. A subsequent spot check at their residence, Pateh’s Lodge, led to the discovery of nineteen undocumented suspected would-be migrants residing at the lodge. All intercepted individuals were immediately escorted to the Barra

  MODOU SARR The Supreme Islamic Council (SIC) on Sunday 15th March 2026 wraps up it’s Ramadan food distribution to vulnerable families across the country. This latest intervention took place at its headquarters in Kanifing along MDI Road According to Sheikh Kalipha Dampha head of the organizing committee, after receiving support from Chinese and Mauritanian embassies, Agib Bank, Essa Maybe Faal and Prince Ibrahim Jarjou and  Comiun our intention was initially to provide basic food items which includes rice, sugar and cooking oil to one thousand families but unfortunately we are able to give out to five hundred and sixty

  The Gambia Immigration Department (GID), in collaboration with Senegalese border authorities, has disrupted a suspected Smuggling of Migrants (SOM) operation following intelligence received about possible irregular migration activities between The Gambia and Senegal. The intelligence was shared with the Senegalese Border Police at Karang, prompting an investigation that led to the arrest of three individuals by Senegalese authorities. Among them was Musa Ndong, a 61-year-old Senegalese national from Basulle, Senegal. During interrogation by the Senegalese Brigade at Karang, Musa Ndong disclosed that the migrants, boat engine, and fuel intended for the journey were hidden in Senegal, while the boat

President Adama Barrow recently meet with the members of the Economic Council at a ceremony held at the State House in Banjul. The Economic Council is created to tackle issues relating to the economy, review performance of state institutions and parastatals and advise the president on the state of the economy. The council which is headed by the president as Chairman consists of the Ministers of Finance, Trade and Agriculture, Commissioner General of the Gambia Revenue Authority ( GRA), , Director General of GIEPA and other relevant stakeholders. The council is scheduled to sit every month to discuss and highlight

  The Gambia Immigration Department Migration Management Unit (GID-MMU), represented by ASI Alkali Jammeh, on the 13th March 2026, engaged students of the University of Education The Gambia (UEG) on the dangers of irregular migration at the Brikama Campus. As a public lecture platform organised by the school, ASI Jammeh delivered a guest lecture on the theme: ” Implication of Irregular Migration on Youth Skills Development and Employment in the Gambia” He highlighted the risks, consequences and negative impacts of irregular migration, particularly accounting on the staggering loss of lives, impact on education, skills and national development. ASI Jammeh’s interaction

  MODOU SARR Muhammed BS Jallow Vice President of the Gambia Friday evening presided over the inauguration of the Crab Island Development Sustainable Center at a colorful ceremony held in Banjul. The event marks a major milestone in the country’s urban development drive. In his statement, VP Jallow stated that the center will serve as a powerful symbol of what a strong partnership can achieve in building a more greener, more resilient and prosperous future for the country. The modern state of the earth facility was made possible through the collaboration between Banjul City Council ( BCC) , the European

  The National Assembly’s Special Select Committee has spoken with a clarity and courage rarely seen in our legislative history. At the very top of its recommendations, placed deliberately, unmistakably, and without diplomatic cushioning, the Committee calls for criminal investigations into Alpha Amadou Barry and Alpha Kapital Advisory for conspiracy to defraud the State, and further insists that Mr. Barry be permanently prohibited from conducting any business with the Government of The Gambia. This is not a minor administrative note. It is a thunderclap. It signals that Parliament is no longer willing to tolerate the culture of impunity that has

One Senegalese soldier was killed and six others wounded on Thursday after troops clashed with suspected fighters linked to the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MFDC) during an operation to destroy cannabis farms in southern Senegal, the army said. According to a statement issued by the Senegalese Armed Forces’ Directorate of Information and Public Relations, the confrontation occurred on March 12 in the Kadialock area of North Sindian in the Bignona department, close to the Gambian border in the southern Casamance region. The army said a military detachment operating under Military Zone No. 5 encountered a group of armed

The Gambia Press Union (GPU) notes with concerns the arrest of the Editor of Jollof News Online, Momodou Justice Darboe, on Wednesday at the Banjul Magistrates Court. Darboe was on a routine coverage of the trial of two Austrian nationals, Manuel Di Stofleth Mitterer and Angelika Mitterer, who are being tried on charges of “disobedience to lawful orders” over allegations that in July 2025 “the couple refused to comply with a court directive requiring them to provide investigators access to their cryptocurrency accounts and related digital assets.” On 11 March, 2026, after the court session, Darboe took a photo of

The Gambia government receives significant $37.5 million from Islamic Development Bank for the development of School of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (SMASH) at UTG-Faraba Banta Campus. ‎ ‎The announcement has been made by the Ministry of Higher Education Research, Science and Technology on Thursday. ‎ ‎According to the ministry, the project is also jointly financed by Child Fund and the government of The Gambia. ‎ ‎The project’s components include the expansion of health academic infrastructure, provision of medical and laboratory equipment and ICT infrastructure and supervision of works and equipment implementation among others. ‎ ‎The construction of School of

  Millions of dalasis generated from the sale of former President Yahya Jammeh’s assets remain unaccounted for, raising serious questions about the management of state funds. A National Assembly committee has revealed that receiver and trustee Alpha Barry, appointed in 2019 to oversee the disposal of Jammeh’s properties, failed to deposit significant sums into the government’s Asset Recovery Account at the Central Bank of The Gambia. Between 2019 and 2025, the receiver handled GMD 1.7 billion from the sale of properties, vehicles, businesses, and other assets. Yet only GMD 1.25 billion made it into the government’s accounts, leaving a staggering

By: Modou Sarr The Economic Commuyof West African States ( ECOWAS) will hold an international conference on the regional body’s Court of Justice operations. The conference which is scheduled from the 22nd to 24th April 2026 aims to raise awareness across West Africa about the court’s mandate, it’s developing jurisprudence and how individuals and institutions can access its services. The conference according to the Chief Justice Hassan B. Jallow is necessary as many in the region remain unaware of the court’s existence. He added that the Gambia is well prepared to host this historic confab.

‎ ‎As investigations into the sale and disposal of assets belonging to former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh, the National Assembly Select Committee tasked with investigating the sale and disposal of assets belonging to former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh has uncovered major irregularities in the management, valuation and sale of livestock linked to the former leader. ‎ ‎In its findings, the committee noted that the Commission of Inquiry, commonly referred to as Janneh Commission, did not produce a comprehensive report dedicated to livestock assets despite evidence showing that cattle and other animals formed a significant portion of Jammeh’s holdings. ‎ ‎According

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 passive supporters and become leaders in politics. Highlighting a concerning trend, Tambajang emphasized that women often attend political events simply to clap and dance, instead of taking on meaningful leadership roles. In a strong call to action, Tambajang stated that it is time for women to stop clapping and start leading. She urged them to step into decision-making spaces and use their influence to shape national policies. Tambajang

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 resin (hashish). According to the agency, the suspects were arrested at various locations as part of ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking and abuse. ‎ ‎Among those arrested were 29-year-old Mariama Sowe and 23-year-old Dembo Mbye, both residents of Darsilameh, who were apprehended on March 5 with 27 bundles of suspected cannabis sativa concealed in brown paper and empty rice bags. In a separate operation on recently ,39-year-old

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 farms on the island. The operation followed an earlier crackdown in the villages targeting migrants who were reportedly preparing to travel through the “backway”. Residents said officers first entered the area to stop the attempted migration before later returning to the villages where the cannabis farms were located. During the second operation, the farms were destroyed and set on fire, leaving many families who depended on the crops

  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 is a non career diplomat and until his appointment is the Speaker of the Katsina House of Assembly. He will replace Mohammed Manu who was in the country since 2021 completing his five years tenure. On Friday March 6th 2026, President Tinubu has approved the postings of 65 ambassadors to Nigerian missions around the world comprising 34 career ( diplomat) and 31 non career ( political). Some of

  ‎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 apartment in the Almadies neighborhood on Friday where they were caught in the act of consuming ecstasy pills, a type of drug that is subject to increased surveillance by the judicial authorities. ‎Lubricants and condoms, among other things, were also seized. According to Dakarposte, 14 other people, including a Gambian, presumed to be gay, are currently being held behind bars in Dakar. ‎

  The Gambia Police Force on Saturday joined the global law enforcement community in observing the INTERPOL Day of Remembrance for Fallen Police Officers. Marked annually on March 7, the day honours police officers around the world who lost their lives in the line of duty while protecting their communities and upholding the rule of law. In a message commemorating the occasion, Seedy Muctarr Touray paid tribute to fallen officers, describing their courage, dedication, and sacrifice as a lasting inspiration to members of the Force. The Police leadership also extended respect and solidarity to the families of officers who died

  The Mobile Traffic Unit of the Gambia Police Force on Thursday, March 5, 2026, launched a nationwide enforcement exercise dubbed “Operation No Compromise” targeting traffic violations, including vehicles with unauthorized tinted glasses, expired road tax, and missing number plates. During the operation, a total of 362 vehicles and 18 motorcycles were intercepted for various traffic-related offences. These included 233 motor vehicles without official number plates, 107 vehicles with tinted glasses without proper clearance, and 22 vehicles operating without valid 2025 road tax. Owners of the intercepted vehicles were directed to regularize their documentation. A significant number complied and were

  United Democratic Party’s Karamo Njie has hailed the ‘Tri-Vergence Accord’ signed by various opposition parties in the country, highlighting its significance in the succes of the oppositions in the upcoming presidential election. In an exclusive discussion with The Voice, the UDP’s North Bank Region Public Relations Officer urged opposition supporters to embrace the agreement, stressing that a united opposition against the incumbent is surely an opportunity to unseat the president. He advised against personal attacks within the opposition circle, especially its leadership, warning that it will deter the progressive and broader aim of the agreement signed. “This agreement between

  By Kemo Kanyi The Drug Law Enforcement Agency of The Gambia (DLEAG) has revealed that it has destroyed 60 cannabis farms in its operations in Niumi Jinak. According to a communique from DLEAG, the general public is informed as part of ongoing efforts to address illicit durg trafficking and cultivation of prohibited drugs, the Agency in collaboration with the Gambia Police Force, the Gambia Armed Forces, State Intelligence Service, the Gambia Immigration Department, the Gambia Fire and Rescue Service and the Gambia Prison Service conducted a two-day operation from 28 February to 1 March 2026, targeting the illicit cultivation

  His Excellency President Adama Barrow, in his capacity as Chair of the 15th Islamic Summit of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), expresses deep concern regarding the rising tensions in the Middle East following reports of military actions involving the United States of America and the State of Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as subsequent retaliatory responses affecting interests in the region. President Barrow notes with concern that the unfolding developments risk further heightening instability in an already fragile environment, with potentially serious consequences for civilian populations, critical infrastructure, and broader regional and global security.

  The Gambia Supreme Islamic Council has suspended all congregational prayers at the Yarambamba Layout Mosque with immediate effect, citing rising tensions linked to a dispute over the mosque’s leadership. In a directive addressed to imams and community members, the Council said it took the decision after engaging the concerned parties and assessing the situation. The GSIC expressed concern over increasing misunderstandings within the community, warning that the dispute could escalate into disorder if not carefully managed.  

The general public is hereby informed that, opposition political parties and movements engaged in the ongoing APeX-convened coalition-building negotiations, on this 3rd day of March 2026, formally entered a voluntary Harmony Pact titled the “Tri-vergence Accord,” a good-faith framework to promote harmony among the opposition stakeholders as a prelude to the intended Coalition Agreement. The name Tri-vergence reflects this year’s remarkable coincidence on the same day, on 18th February 2026, of The Gambia’s Independence Day commemoration, and the first days of the Holy month of Ramadan for Muslims, and the Penance period of Lent for Christians. The political parties and

A suspect has been remanded at Mile 2 Prison for allegedly smuggling drugs into the facility. The individual, identified as Amadou Tijan Sowe from Abuko, was arrested recently while attempting to deliver provisions to a remand prisoner. Prison officers discovered twenty-two wraps of a prohibited substance, known as “coos,” hidden inside packets of noodles during routine screening. The suspect was immediately taken into custody and handed over to The Gambia’s Drug Law Enforcement Agency (DLEAG) for further investigation and potential prosecution under the country’s drug control laws. In a joint effort with DLEAG, prison authorities have pledged to combat drug

  The North Bank Region Regional Task Force on Sunday, February 2, 2026, conducted a targeted intelligence-led night operation aimed at disrupting suspected irregular migration activities. Acting on credible intelligence, officers intercepted seventy-seven (77) individuals at a coastal location and conveyed them to Essau Model Police Station for screening and verification. Preliminary checks indicate that those intercepted include nationals from West African countries, including The Gambia and Senegal. The individuals remain under temporary police custody pending verification, after which confirmed migrants will be handed over to the Gambia Immigration Department for appropriate administrative action. Investigations are ongoing to identify suspected

  The Government of The Gambia has expressed concern over the recent escalation of tensions in the Middle East. In a press release issued on February 28, 2026, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on all parties to exercise maximum restraint, pursue dialogue, and resolve differences through diplomacy in line with international law. The government stressed the need to protect civilian lives and critical infrastructure, warning that continued instability could threaten regional and global peace, security, and economic stability. Gambian nationals residing in or travelling to affected areas have been advised to remain vigilant, avoid areas of military activity and

  A resident of the community of Sanchaba Sulay Jobe, Zanu Williamz, has called on the people of Sanchaba to rise and demand transparency and accountability on the taxes the community has been paying to Brikama Area Council, threatening that the community will exit the council and start collecting its own taxes. ‎According to Williamz, no member of the community has benefited from scholarships and other benefits the council has been giving to people in the region. ‎”To date, no student from Sanchaba has been awarded these scholarships. Sanchaba has no solid road network, no community center, and no clinic.

The Foni Bintang community in Batabut Kantora, located in the West Coast Region, continues to grapple with pain and uncertainty nearly nine years after the disappearance of their beloved father, Mr. Siaka Fatajo. He vanished in the aftermath of The Gambia’s historic 2016 presidential elections and hasn’t been seen since. Despite efforts to find him, Mr. Fatajo’s whereabouts remain a mystery, leaving his family in a state of emotional turmoil. His daughter, Mariama Mambureh Fatajo, has opened up about their ongoing struggle, expressing the deep sense of loss and devastation they feel. “We have been living with an unbearable burden

  At least 7,667 migrants died or went missing worldwide in 2025, according to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), highlighting the continued dangers associated with irregular migration. Although the figure represents a slight decline from 2024, the UN migration agency warned that the actual number is likely higher due to limited data, funding constraints, and restrictions affecting humanitarian organisations. The agency noted that many of the deaths could be prevented through safer and legal migration pathways, stressing the need for improved protection measures for migrants. According to the report, the Mediterranean migration routes remain the deadliest globally. In 2026

  The Gambia Police Force has called on alleged victims of cross-border scams, including those allegedly scammed by outside vehicle salers, to report their matters to the nearest police stations. “Once a complaint is properly lodged, the matter is assessed and processed under the appropriate criminal provisions. Where cross-border elements are involved, the National Central Bureau (NCB) INTERPOL in The Gambia works within international cooperation mechanisms to facilitate information sharing and lawful investigative support,” GPF said in a media advisory announcement on Friday. The announcement came following increased public concerns circulating on social media regarding alleged fraudulent vehicle sale activities

Bubacarr Bob Keita has publicly appealed to President Adama Barrow to let go of his third-term ambitions, advising him that leadership is not only about holding on to power but protection of his legacy after the presidency. ‎The public appeal came after calls against Barrow’s third term bid have already intensified, with the 1997 Constitution of The Gambia giving him an open space to seek another term. ‎In a message publicly addressed to the Barrow, Keita stated: “Those who surround a president are not always thinking about the president’s legacy; many think first about their own survival. We saw this

The Gambia Football Federation (GFF) is pleased to announce the promotion of Mr. Ebrima Suwareh to the position of Communications Officer. This appointment is a testament to his exceptional growth and dedication within the Federation. Mr. Suwareh joined the GFF in 2019 as a Communications Assistant. Over the past seven years, he has demonstrated unwavering commitment and has been a vital part of the Federation’s media and public relations efforts. An alumnus of the Media Academy for Journalism and Communication (MaJAC), Ebrima holds an Advanced Diploma in Journalism. His academic background, combined with his extensive hands-on experience, has equipped him

  Senegal’s prime minister on Tuesday unveiled legislation that would double the maximum penalty for same-sex relationships, making them punishable by up to 10 years in prison, in a crackdown condemned by human rights groups. “Anyone committing an act against nature will be punished by five to 10 years’ imprisonment,” compared with one to five years under the current law, Premier Ousmane Sonko told parliament. Ministers passed the bill to the National Assembly after approving it last week, following multiple arrests of people accused of same-sex relations. Police this month said they arrested several men, including two local celebrities and

  February 24th, 2026 – The Migrant Media Action (#MMAct) project in The Gambia has officially been launched on 23rd February, 2026 #MMAct is an innovative project that draws together the media and communities in The Gambia in an 18-month initiative to collectively create, manage, and share credible migration news for safe migration decisions and positive livelihood alternatives in communities. At the heart of this project are the media, communities, and relevant stakeholders in migration governance and administration. Together with these actors, #MMAct focuses on fostering among the media and communities, enhanced knowledge in migration discourses, co-creation and co- sharing

  By Kemo Kanyi As the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) directed UNITE to correction on its forms for party registration, the leader of the yet to be registered party, Talib Ahmed Bensouda, explains impediments surrounding UNITE’s registration process. Reacting to his party’s registration as UNITE hands over pickup vehicles to their regional offices on Monday, Bensouda firmly stated that the UNITE has filed enough forms at the Commission for registration, denying claims that UNITE does not file number of forms it claims to have filed with the IEC. “The clarity that I want to put forward is that we have

  MODOU SARR Pa Makan Khan IEC head of Communications and Training has cleared the air that the electoral body has no right to denied any eligible political party for registration to participate in future elections in the country. If we do that, they are obliged to take us to the law courts. However, at the Election House, there are set of stipulated rules to obey and fullfil if you are to be considered a bonafide political party. Any applicant that fail short of those requirements, we referred your application and ask for a resubmission. IEC mouthpiece Khan disclosed that

  By: Ousman Manchester Beyai Mr Kawsu Colley, the Councilor of Sibanor Ward, generously presented a D25,000 cheque to Abubacarr Sidik Arabic school in Sibanor Village. This funding will be used to paint three classrooms and complete the construction of toilets, a much needed development for the school. Upon receiving the cheque, the school’s principal, Shaick Lamin Ceesay, expressed heartfelt gratitude to Mr Colley for his support. In addition, the Arabic Senior School in Foni was also a beneficiary of Mr Colley’s kindness. They received a D25,000 cheque to aid in the completion of their under construction classroom in Sikon

According to MC Cham Jr., it is highly likely that Sabally will leave the country in December as he believes Talib will become the next president. However, Cham Jr. takes issue with Sabally’s tactics and character, stating that his survival relies on lies and deceit. He claims that Sabally’s intentions are not pure and he does not support the progress of young people. Cham Jr. also addresses the claims made by Sabally about UNITE registering dead people, calling it a blatant lie. He points out that the IEC has not accused UNITE of this, but rather has raised concerns about

In a passionate open statement on Facebook , Rohey Malick Lowe, the opposition Mayor of Banjul City Council, conveyed her strong admiration for President Adama Barrow. In her address, she revealed her aspirations for either the Vice President or Trade Minister position, expressing her deep desire for Barrow to make her dreams a reality. She stated, “I have a message for you dear brother. When I reach a higher position, I hope to serve as your Vice President or Minister of Trade. We have secretly worked together for many years now.” There has been much speculation surrounding the tone of

  The Anti-Crime Unit Sub-Base in Barra, North Bank Region, on Saturday, February 21, 2026, conducted a targeted morning operation as part of sustained intelligence-driven efforts to combat irregular migration and related unlawful activities. The joint operation, carried out in collaboration with the Gambia Immigration Department and led by Sergeant Abdou Jallow alongside DSI Gibba, Officer Commanding Barra Immigration, was initiated following coordinated intelligence assessment regarding suspicious movements in the Niumi Lamin area. Upon arrival at the identified location, several individuals fled the scene; however, thirty (30) persons were apprehended and conveyed to Essau Model Police Station for screening and

The Network of Human Rights Defenders in The Gambia (NHRDG) is making waves in the country’s fight for social justice and equality. Led by Chairperson Mr. Muhammed Bah, the network has been making significant strides since its inception. In a visit to the Beakanyang office, Mr. Bah briefed the team on the network’s progress and sought their continued support. The meeting was held to update Beakanyang on the network’s achievements since its formation in late 2024. One of the major milestones is the successful registration of the NHRDG. Mr. Bah expressed his gratitude for the support and guidance provided by