PRESIDENTS FIGHTING AGAINST TERM LIMIT CONGO BRAZZAVILLE JOINS...
President Denis Sassou Nguesso has been in office from 1979 to 1992 and from 1997 to date. The Constitution of Congo Brazzaville like that...
DIPLOMATIC MUSICAL CHAIR GOES ON BETWEEN THE GAMBIA AND EU
Foroyaa has reliably learnt that at the time of the expulsion of the Chargee d’ Affaires of the EU Delegation in the Gambia, Madame...
SALARIES IN THE EDUCATION SECTOR
The education sector workers in the public service are also receiving salaries, just like the others, against a high cost of living and increasing...
HUMAN RIGHTS NGO FORUM SCHEDULED FOR END OCTOBER In advance...
Civil society organizations from Africa and beyond will convene at
Kairaba Beach hotel in Banjul The Gambia to participate in the Forum
on the Participation of...
158 Ex-Circumcisers of the Gambia launch a National Network
A three day conference of 158 Ex-Circumcisers in the Gambia concluded with the formation of a Network of Ex- Circumcisers in the Gambia at...
Seyii Tolof – Part 63 (Difficult Marriages)
By Amie Sillah
Gaa
He wanted to visit Dr. George but took cover when he saw his wife’s car in the clinic compound. Ti came out...
Visa for Music program finally out
By Mamour M Mbenga
Visa For Music, (VFM) the International Market for African and Middle-Eastern Music has announced that they will be holding its 2nd...
Singateh Holds Concert for Gambian Refugees in Italy
By Mamour M Mbenga
Singateh, a Gambian international reggae and afro-manding singer based in Norway, on October 10, 2015 performed a free concert for Gambian...
OUSMAN KOLI IN ‘UNLIKELY’ BOSNIA MOVE
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia international Ousman Koli has chosen an unlikely place for club football switching to Bosnia.
The defensive midfielder has been without a club...
Super Nawettan: Brikama labours past Sukuta
By Sulayman Bah
Brikama got off to a flier in their opening group game match beating Sukuta by a goal to nothing.
A Mustapha Drammeh volley...
TWO STRATEGIES BEING EMPLOYED BY OUTSIDERS IN SYRIA THE...
Iraq, Syria and Libya were secular states under Sadam Hussein, Bashar Assad and Muamar Ghadaffi. Like North Korea, they fell short of being secular democratic Republics...
Lt. Col. Lamin Sanneh’s Grandmother renews appeal for release of his...
By Mustapha Jallow
The aging grandmother of the late Lt. Col. Lamin Sanneh, the former commander of the State Guards, who was reported killed during...
“If my wife knows my salary, she may look down on...
Salaries of the lower ranks in the Public Service
A senior driver congratulated Foroyaa for taking up the salary issue. He urged the medium to...
PW4 Testifies in Sheikh Cham’s ‘Obstruction’ trial
By Kebba Jeffang
Batch Kinteh, a narcotic officer stationed at Wellingara police station, testified as fourth prosecution witness (PW4) in the ongoing ‘obstruction’ trial of...
“Tobacco Kills 6 Million a year”
By Sarjo Camara-Singateh
The country representative of World Health Organisation, Dr. Charles Segue Moses, stated that the tobacco epidemic is one of the biggest public...
A Gender Sensitive Approach to Ending Discrimination in Politics and Governance
Youth and community representatives from Kantora, Jimara and Fuladu East in the Upper River Region participated in a series of recently concluded training workshops...
INTERVIEW WITH ZAINAB JALLOW, DIRECTOR GENERAL FSQA
Continuation
Welcome to another edition of Know Your Public Institutions Column which seeks to create awareness on the nature and work of public institutions...
EXCLUSIVE: Steve thrilled over prospects of playing Gyan, Robinho
By Sulayman Bah
Considering his feats in football, the prospect of competing one of Africa’s deadliest strikers Ghana Asamoah Gyan and Brazil legend Robinho will...
Hawks in Senegal pre-season
By Sulayman Bah
Gambia Football federation First Division side Hawks are in Senegal on pre-season.
The Hawks are in the neighbouring country ahead of start of...
Colley nets in DIF win
By Sulayman Bah
Omar Colley got on the score sheet in his Swedish club win over Falkenberg in the league.
The 23-year-old Gambian broke the deadlock...
