Residents of Kunkujang Mariama Ordered to Vacate
By Louise Jobe
The Sherriff Division of the High Court has on Thursday 2nd May 2019 issued a notice to all occupants of Kunkujang Mariama...
What Should A Coalition National Assembly Look Like?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Those who wish to know what a Coalition National Assembly would look should ask what was envisaged when Coalition 2016 was...
Distraught Wife Decries prolonged detention of husband
By Mustapha Jallow
Mrs. Fatou Sanyang, wife of Warrant Officer Class 1 (WOC1) Ismaila Jammeh, has decried the detention of her husband for two years now without being brought...
Who Are The Alleged Protestors And What Next?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
It is too early in the day to have hearing dealing with a Public Order Act that should be part and...
Is The Rise In Tax On The Julbrew Product Due To...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Foroyaa has heard comment giving the impression that the tax on jublrew product rising from 10 percent to seventy 75 percent...
Banjul Breweries Halts Production
By Nelson Manneh
The Banjul Breweries Ltd commonly known as Julbrew has yesterday the 13th of May 2019 stopped the production of all kind of...
College Students to Organise Demo if Lecturers’ Strike Continues
By Momodou Jarju
Students of the oldest learning tertiary institution in the country have resolved to stage a demonstration to express their dissatisfaction if their...
Gambia College Lecturers On Sit-Down Strike
By Louise Jobe and Momodou Jarju
Lecturers at The Gambia College are firm with their decision of not to report to class, if all their...
Weigh Bridges for What Purpose and for What Benefit for Government...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The Ministry of Works had made an announcement of steps taken to use weigh bridges to support the proper maintenance of...
Should Controversial Land Cases Be Handled By District Tribunals Or Should...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The Gunjur Berending land dispute is still potentially explosive. Shrines, burial grounds are being reclaimed in the Kombo area. Some of...
Tambajang Declines to Detail ‘Leaked Info’ of Coalition MoU Meeting
By Momodou Jarju
The convener of the coalition agreement of the 2016 presidential elections has declined to give details of the outcome of a reported...
Dead Fish Washed Ashore On Gunjur, Sanyang Beaches
By Madiba Singhateh
Lots of dead fish was found washed ashore yet again on the beaches of Sayang and Gunjur, as others can be seen...
Is Detention Without Trial Ever Justifiable?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
When a person is guilty of human rights violation of the worst type he or she could only be sentenced to...
Third Fuel Price Increment In 2019
By Makutu Manneh
The prices of petrol and diesel has increased for the third time in 2019.
After visiting different fuel stations within the Kanifing Municipality,...
Banjul Breweries Ltd on the Verge of Shutting Down
By Nelson Manneh
Borri Darboe the Country Sales and Marketing Manager of the Banjul Breweries Ltd yesterday indicated that if the Government does not revise...
Is the Government Listening?
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The voices are becoming loud and clear. On Saturday, Gunjur spoke. On Monday the media amplified their voices, saying that death...
Gambia College Principal Decries Lack of Furniture, Others
By Momodou Jarju
The Principal of the oldest learning tertiary institution in the country, Gambia College, has complained about shortage of furniture and other...
Gambia Transport Union’s Long Standing Leadership Controversy Continues
By Awa Touray
The long-standing leadership crisis among members of the Gambia Transport Union (TU), still continues.
The crisis which has dragged for over two years,...
What is the policy of the Barrow Administration on the Distribution...
QUESTION OF THE DAY
The President is required to travel across the length and breadth of the country at least once a year. His duty...
Stakeholders Not Pleased with Suspension of ‘Bikers’
By Nelson Manneh
Bakers, ‘bikers’, vendors have expressed their displeasure with the decision of the government to prohibit ‘bikers’ from supplying bread for retail sale.
The ‘bikers’...
