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GAMBIA RANKS 7th IN AFRICA FOR QUALITY OF LIFE, NATIONALITY
The report summarises the quality of life and opportunities for personal growth within a country of origin.
Gambia has placed 7th in Africa and 103rd in the world among 168 countries for its general quality of nationality, according to…
MIND GROWTH: GAMBIA GETS $30 MILLION FOR EDUCATION
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GTTI STAFF ON SIT-DOWN STRIKE AS DIFFERENCE WITH MGT. DEEPENS
Students said the sit-down strike is having a serious impact on their education.
The staff of the Gambia Technical Training Institute have initiated a sit-down strike since May 8 over dispute with management on host of issues including…
PRESIDENT BARROW DECLARES SATURDAY A PUBLIC HOLIDAY
This mayoral and chairmanship elections will be the third elections in democratic Gambia since December 2016.
Gambian leader, President Adama Barrow, has declared Saturday May 12 a public holiday, a statement from the presidency has…
WISDOM SIGNS RECORD CONTRACT WITH JOLUV ARTS
Omid Wisdom, one of the pioneering Gambian afro/world music acts with his roots in hip hop music has recently signed a trienium record contract with the biggest record label in this hometown of the Gambia.
Joluv Arts known for signing and…
‘U.S. COMMITTED TO EXPANDING TRADE LINKS WITH THE GAMBIA’
AGOA provides Sub-Saharan African countries the opportunity to export a wide range of products to the U.S. market duty-free and quota-free.
The United States Ambassador to The Gambia, C. Patricia Alsup on May 9 presided over an…
GOVERNMENT PUTS EX-RULER JAMMEH’S EXPENSIVE CARS ON SALE
Exiled ex-President Yahya Jammeh owns tens of expensive brands such as Hummer, Rolls Royce and others
By Mustapha Darboe
Gambia Government has put on sale the expensive fleet of executive vehicles and an aircraft left behind by former…
SUPREME COURT DECLARED SEDITION CONSTITUTIONAL, STRUCK OUT DEFAMATION
The Supreme Court has on Wednesday declared as unconstitutional Gambia's toughest media law which prescribes 15-year jail term or a fine of D3 million for anyone found guilty of broadcasting false news on the internet.
The Supreme Court…
NIGERIAN SENATE ANGERED AT ATTACKS ON NATIONALS IN GAMBIA
Nigerian lawmakers are angered at the treatment of their nationals serving in Gambia’s judiciary, often being referred to at ‘mercenary’ judges.
The Senate on Tuesday urged the federal government to address all cases of xenophobic…
GAMBIA’S SUPERIOR COURT TO RULE ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF “BAD” MEDIA LAWS
The panel of judges at the country’s top court will issue a verdict as to whether false publication is constitutional or not
The Supreme Court of The Gambia will on Wednesday rule over the constitutionality of false news and false…