When Will Gamtel/Gamcel Solve Its Crisis?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The national broad band network provider, the largest internet service provider in the country is falling behind in the competition in...
What Should The Electorate Expect By 30th October?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
In the national Assembly elections of 2017 four political parties were the main drivers of Gambian politics – the UDP, APRC,...
Minister blames lightning for Gamcel’s woes
The Minister of Information and Communication Infrastructure has told Foroyaa that lightning is the cause of the paralysis of the billing system of Gamcel....
Gambia: Oppressive laws remain despite President’s promises
Despite Gambian President Adama Barrow’s pledge to reform the country nearly five years ago, oppressive laws curtailing human rights including the rights to freedom...
University of The Gambia, UTG Staff Association in Court
By Yankuba Jallow
The case between the University of The Gambia (UTG) and the Attorney General against the University of the Gambia Faculty and Staff...
Banjul City Council Calls for Urgent Remedy of City’s Ring Canal
By Nelson Manneh
The Banjul City Council said on Monday the ‘main ring canal of the city’ is not functioning, and this is affecting some...
30-year-old woman arrested for alleged child abuse
By Nelson Manneh
The Police have on Tuesday 21st September 2021 revealed that a woman allegedly seen in a video beating a girl child with a...
Gambia Registers Two COVID-19 Related Deaths, 12 New Cases
By Nelson Manneh
The Gambia on Tuesday 21st September 2021 registered two (2) new COVID-19-related deaths, bringing the total number of deaths to three hundred...
Football House on the Path to Professionalising Domestic League
Culled from GFF website
In its quest to transform the national league from its current amateur status to professional, Football House today began a four-day...
What Is Happening To Gamcel?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The subsidiary of the national broadband network provider is having problems in selling credit to its customers. Foroyaa is aware of...
Fifteen COVID-19 Patients Currently on Oxygen Therapy
By Nelson Manneh
Health authorities on Saturday 18th September 2021 reported that fifteen (15) Covid-19 cases were on oxygen therapy.
The officials said no new COVID-19-related death was registered,...
Did The University Students Hold Their Demonstration?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The university students did not cause any disruption of traffic. There was no confrontation with the security forces. It was a...
Are The Magistrates’ Courts Going To Close Down?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Courts are the final arbiters in the domain of justice to avoid the law of jungle where the fittest survive. Courts...
UTG students to embark on peaceful protest
By Ndey Sowe
Students of the University of The Gambia s will on Friday hold a peaceful protest at the University on the mantra “Enough...
Will There Be A Deal Between Union And Government This Time?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
A union is concerned about the interest of its members and would do all it can to protect their interest. A...
UTG staff association to resume sit-down strike today
By Ndey Sowe
The University of The Gambia Staff Association will today resume its sit-down strike, the association said in a statement issued by its Secretary...
Lack of Quorum Affects Legislative Proceedings
By: Kebba AF Touray
The National Assembly on Tuesday 14th September 2021 could not proceed with its sitting due to lack of quorum as most of...
Principal Suspect in Alleged Murder Of Ousman Jarju Charged with Murder
By Nelson Manneh
Following an alleged stabbing incident which resulted in the death of one Ousman Jarju of Jalambang, the Police have arrested the principal...
Are Stabbing And Bag Grabbing Becoming The Norm?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Carrying knives appears to be a new way of stealing in broad day light. Bags appear to be the target and...
Gambia Transport Union: Drivers to embark on sit-down strike
By Makutu Manneh
The president of the Gambia Transport Union has informed Foroyaa that drivers will proceed with their planned sit-down strike on 13 September...
