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Migrant boat By Seedy Jobe The Village Development Committee (VDC) of Jinack Kajatta has broken its silence to categorically reject allegations linking it to migrant boat operations, describing claims of collaboration…

By Seedy Jobe The University of The Gambia (UTG) on Saturday, December 27, 2025, inaugurated Lot 2 of its Faraba Banta Campus, marking a major milestone in the country’s drive to expand access to quality higher…

Yankuba Darboe, chairman of the Brikama Area Council By Seedy Jobe Speaking at the Youth Impact Summit 2025, Yankuba Darboe, chairman of the Brikama Area Council, called on young Africans to take responsibility for shaping…

President Barrow at the inauguration By Seedy Jobe President Adama Barrow has inaugurated Phase Two of The University of The Gambia (UTG) Faraba Banta Campus, describing the development as a major milestone in the…

Sheriffo Bayo Sonko, Transport Councilor for the Brikama Area Council, By Seedy Jobe Sheriffo Bayo Sonko, Transport Councilor for the Brikama Area Council, has fired back at Business Councilor of Kanifing Municipal Council, MC…

MC Cham Jr., a nominated councilor at the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) By Seedy Jobe MC Cham Jnr., business councilor at the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC), has ramped up his critique of opposition leadership claims,…

Momodou Charreh Gibba, the Gunjur Ward councilor By Seedy Jobe A senior opposition figure has urged political parties in The Gambia to unite ahead of the 2026 presidential election, warning that another five-year term for…

MC Cham Jr. By Seedy Jobe Opposition coalitions in Senegal offer valuable lessons for Gambian political parties as they prepare for future elections, according to Mc Cham Jnr, Business Councilor at the Kanifing Municipal…

By Seedy Jobe The leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP), ANM Ousainu Darboe, has called on Gambians to deepen national unity and collectively work toward a more prosperous and inclusive country in his Christmas Eve address to…

Migrants on a boat By Seedy Jobe A migrant boat carrying more than 190 people, including at least 45 women and children, which departed from Niumi Jinack on November 17, 2025, is presumed to have sunk at sea with no survivors,…