What Is Expected Today After State Deadline To End Teachers’ Sit...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The state needs teachers to teach the children. The teachers have the duty to contribute to the development of the future...
Banjul Ferry Terminal Entrance Still A Sore Sight
By Morro ML Minteh
The flooding at the Banjul Ferry Terminal entrance with raw sewerage emptying from the drainage's, bringing with it a foul stench...
‘Teachers For Change’ React To VP Darboe’s Ultimatum
By Yankuba Jallow
Following their meeting with vice president of the Gambia, Teachers for Change members have insisted on their sit down strike, saying that...
“Nobody will drag us to a strike within an unreasonable framework,”...
By Louise Jobe
Mr Essay Sowe the Deputy Secretary General of Gambia Teachers Union (GTU) has said that the GTU have been registered formally as...
Are The Teachers Union And Teachers In Unison?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Unions in their proper sense are designed to engage in bargaining between employees and employers in order to reach amicable conclusion....
Passengers Decry Sore Sight Of Banjul ...
Passengers plying the Banjul / Barra crossing point, have lamented the sore sight of the terminal entrance, especially during the rainy season. Most of...
‘Teachers For Change’ Meet Vice President
By Yankuba Jallow
'Teachers for Change' Task Force (TFC), Tuesday September 25th, met the Vice President Ousainou Darboe at his office, to discuss issues surrounding their sit-down strike.
Speaking...
Vox Pop On Concerns Over Cost ...
By Kebba Secka
Following Government’s announcement of four hundred and fifty dalasi (D450) as cost of the new biometric National Identity Card, the public outcry received...
Will The Faraba Banta Commission Report Be Made Public?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The Constitution of the Republic gives the President two options upon receipt of a report of a Commission of Inquiry. Section...
Teachers Continue To Stay Away From Work
By Louise Jobe
Teachers who are part of the newly formed pressure group ‘Teachers for Change’ (TFC), have stayed away from work since Schools reopened on...
Should The President’s Tour Of The Country Be Utlised To Promote...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The answer is in the negative. The president’s tour is not financed by political parties or groups. It is financed by...
Kairaba Hotel Workers On Brief ‘Sit-Down’ Strike
By Louise Jobe
Workers at the Kairaba Beach Hotel, last Wednesday September 19th 2018, went on a brief sit down strike, to protest against their...
‘Backway’ Migrants Rescued ...
By MUHAMMED S. BAH
72 intending irregular migrants on a local fishing boat, were yesterday rescued along the coastline of Guinea Bissau, by a South...
Commuters, Drivers Decry Poor Condition of Roads
By Nelson Manneh
Drivers and commuters plying the Latrikunda Sabaji Nema road, Friday September 21st 2018, decried the horrible conditions of the inundated road of...
Is Foroyaa Invited To Janneh Commission To Deliver Past Copies Of...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The Foroyaa Managing Editor is asked to bring an edition of the newspaper which it had published. Apparently the Commission has...
Teachers Set To Go On Strike
By Yankuba Jallow
Hundreds of teachers attended the Teachers For Change meeting at Abuko Upper Basic School yesterday to renew their commitment to go on...
Do We Have Any Detainees Without Trial In The Gambia?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Anybody who is suspected of committing an offence, including treason or subversion, must be brought before court within 72 hours. At...
Nema Residents Decry Lack of Water, Electricity
By Nelson Manneh
Residents of Nema Alkali Village in the West Coast Region, lament the poor supply of water and electricity in their area, from...
Will The Insults Being Exchanged In Cyber Space Result In Court...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The President has proposed that draconian media laws will be repealed. This simply means that the society should find ways of...
Food Security: Government seeks help
The Government of The Gambia has made a passionate plea for assistance yesterday to offset the food security challenges it anticipates in the short...
