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Yankuba Dibba, the Chief Executive Officer of the OIC Secretariat in the Gambia By Landing Ceesay The CEO of the Gambia Secretariat of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Ambassador Yankuba Dibba,…

Abdoulaye Thiam, Senegalese businessman By Landing Ceesay The civil lawsuit filed by Senegalese businessman Abdoulaye Thiam (plaintiff) against Gambian socialite Aisha Fatty is ready to proceed to trial following…

Mama Jabbi State witness By Landing Ceesay Mama Jabbi, the third witness to testify in the trial of Ousainou Bojang, who is accused of killing two members of the Police Intervention Unit…

Health Ministry Officials accused of corruption By Landing Ceesay Mrs. Santang B. Houma, the Financial Controller at the Ministry of Health Project Coordination Unit, testified in court today that the…

Ousainou and Amie Bojang, first and second accused By Landing Ceesay Amie Bojang, the second accused in the Sukuta Jabang Traffic Lights murder trial at the High Court of the Gambia, has applied for bail pending…

Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the Gambia High Court By Landing Ceesay In rendering his decision, the Honorable Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court of the Gambia, presiding over a legal case involving…

Alagie Borra Sisawo and IGP Abdoulie Sanyang. By Landing Ceesay The High Court of the Gambia has ruled in favor of Alagie Borra Sisawo in a lawsuit against the Inspector General of Police (IGP) and the Attorney…

Health Ministry Officials accused of corruption By Landing Ceesay  The first prosecution witness in the corruption trial of three Ministry of Health officials has testified that D11,470,000.00 was disbursed…

Group photo of victims families By Landing Ceesay  Hon. Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court of the Gambia has granted the state's motion for an extension of time to respond to the lawsuit filed by…

Abdoulaye Thiam, Senegalese businessman By Landing Ceesay Lawyers representing Abdoulaye Thiam (plaintiff) and Aisha Fatty (first defendant) argued over the admissibility of copies of €150,000 receipts…