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Police Officers Remove Auditor General From His Office in Gambia
By Amadou Manjang
Around thirty of police officers entered the headquarters of the National Audit Office on Monday, forcing Auditor General Modou Ceesay from his...
OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT TO THE REPUBLI C OF THE...
Halifa Sallah was asked for his thoughts on issues relating to the continuation of Mr Modou Ceesay as Auditor General and he produced the...
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Police Officers Remove Auditor General From His Office in Gambia
By Amadou Manjang
Around thirty of police officers entered the headquarters of the National Audit Office on Monday, forcing Auditor General Modou Ceesay from his...
OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT TO THE REPUBLI C OF THE...
Halifa Sallah was asked for his thoughts on issues relating to the continuation of Mr Modou Ceesay as Auditor General and he produced the...
Ba Tambadou Says Jammeh’s Assets Were Frozen to Avert Dissipation
By Kebba AF Touray
The former Attorney General, Abubacarr M. Tambadou, told lawmakers on Monday that assets purportedly belonging to former President Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh...
“The Mayor Said I Am Stubborn,” Says Former KMC CEO
By Yankuba Jallow
Salama Njie, former Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Kanifing Municipal Council, delivered her testimony on Monday before the Local Government Commission...
Magistrate Convicts 60 Chinese & Vietnamese, Ordered for Their Deportation
By Louise Jobe
In a judgment delivered on Monday, Principal Magistrate Anna O. Mendy of the Brikama Magistrates’ Court convicted and sentenced sixty (60) Chinese nationals for criminal offences,...
Mayor Bensouda Defends Handling of Council Crises in Testimony Before Commission
By Yankuba Jallow
The Mayor of Kanifing Municipal Council, Talib Ahmed Bensouda, on Monday appeared before the Local Government Commission of Inquiry, where he was...
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KMC Criticised for ‘Negligence’ Over Market Chaos
By Ida. J. Sallah
RESPONSIVENESS IS KEY TO QUALITY LEADERSHIP
(Chaos in Jobe Street and Sandika Vicinities)
Leadership quality could be assessed based on the degree of its...
Legal Affairs
Magistrate Convicts 60 Chinese & Vietnamese, Ordered for Their Deportation
By Louise Jobe
In a judgment delivered on Monday, Principal Magistrate Anna O. Mendy of the Brikama Magistrates’ Court convicted and sentenced sixty (60) Chinese nationals for criminal offences,...
Business
Bakers Say Profit Possible at D10 Despite Government-Backed Price Hike
By Nelson Manneh
On July 1, the price of bread in The Gambia officially increased from 10 dalasis to 12, following a deal between the...
Agriculture
Government Purchases Over 25,000 Metric Tons of Groundnuts, Minister Reports
By Kebba AF Touray
The National Food Security Processing and Marketing Corporation (NFSPMC) purchased 25,097 metric tons of groundnuts during the past trading season, amounting...
Arts & Culture
Ebrima Jallow’s Raw Expressions Gives Voice to Gambia’s Marginalized Youth
Fulladou Publishers Thursday released Raw Expressions, the debut poetry collection by Ebrima Jallow, known by his pen name The Ghetto Pen—a final-year law student...
Woman & Development
SWEDD+ Project Launched to Address Developmental Challenges through Women Empowerment
By Assan Bah
The Gambia Government, through the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Welfare, on Wednesday launched the Sahel Women’s Empowerment and Demographic Dividend...
Health & Science
Kotu Stream Contaminated by Untreated Wastewater, Raising Public Health Concerns
By Nelson Manneh
Untreated wastewater from compounds along the Kotu Stream is polluting the channel, raising alarms over potential public health risks. Residents and environmental...
Education
More Than 100,000 Schoolgirls Receive Educational Kits Under SWEDD+ in Togo
By Kebba AF Touray
On Tuesday, September 9, 2025, Togo officially launched a nationwide campaign to distribute educational kits to more than 100,000 schoolgirls under...
