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ANM Ousainu Darboe, Secretary General and Party Leader UDP By Buba Gagigo Lawyer Ousainou Darboe, the Secretary-General and Party Leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP), emphasized that any…

Karafa Sonko, new UDP campaign manager  By Buba Gagigo   Karafa Sonko has been elected as the new Campaign Manager for the United Democratic Party (UDP), defeating Pa Manneh by a margin of 73 votes to…

Scenes from the accident  By Buba Gagigo Four people are confirmed dead following a car accident on the road between Felenkoto and Bureng in Jarra, according to local eyewitnesses. The accident reportedly…

Yankuba Darboe, chairman of Brikama Area Council  By Buba Gagigo  Yankuba Darboe, the chairman of the Brikama Area Council, presided over a vibrant ceremony where the council disbursed fourteen million…

Kunta Kinteh Ferry  By Buba Gagigo  Starting from March 6th, 2024, the Kunta Kinteh Ferry will be out of service for six weeks, the Gambia Ferry Service announced on Thursday. The ferry will undergo…

Fatou Sillah, Kerr Fatou Reporter By Buba Gagigo   Fatou Sillah, a reporter for Kerr Fatou, is currently in Beijing, China, participating in the China International Press Communication Center (CIPCC) program. …

Pa Manneh and Karafa Sonko By Buba Gagigo The United Democratic Party (UDP) will hold an election next Sunday to choose a new campaign manager, following the resignation of Momodou Sabally. According to a…

 Buah Saidy, Governor of the Central Bank of The Gambia By Buba Gagigo  In the latest update from the quarterly Monetary Policy Committee Meeting, Central Bank Governor Buah Saidy disclosed that the…

Kanilai Ferry By Buba Gagigo The Gambia Ferry Service management has announced a temporary halt in ferry operations between Banjul and Barra for the next 24 hours due to ongoing maintenance work on…

Yankuba Darboe, chairman of West Coast Region By Buba Gagigo  Yankuba Darboe, Chairman of the West Coast Region, has announced that his council will disburse fourteen million dalasis to twenty-eight wards…