Police Questions Yahya Menteng Sanyang Over Alleged Electoral Forgery as Support Calls Emerge
Earlier on Saturday, Presidential Adviser Momodou Sabally publicly accused Sanyang of being “caught red-handed in forgery and deception
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Alert – Four Boys Reported Missing in Kunkujang as Police Launch Search, Raise Safety Concerns
While the police have not officially confirmed these claims, the reports have heightened fears of possible human trafficking or exploitation
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When Generosity Becomes Memory
Generosity is not defined by how much we have. It is defined by how we see one another, in whether…
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The Gambia Showcases Digital Shift in Parliamentary Governance at Global Assembly
Mr. Mbye underscored that such reforms do not hinge on extensive financial resources but rather on institutional vision and commitment…
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Farmers’ Market Day Debuts In Farato, Boosting Direct Sales And Food Security
Farmers who participated in the event reported strong sales and expressed optimism about the initiative. Odile Gomez, who sold vegetables,…
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Iran Mocks EU Calls As Strait of Hormuz Tensions Escalate
Esmaeil Baqaei dismissed the EU’s position as hypocritical, accusing Western powers of selectively invoking international law
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Three Senegalese Fans Freed In Morocco As Others Remain Jailed Over AFCON Final Clashes
The rapid conclusion of the appeal has raised concerns about whether due process was fully respected, adding to growing unease…
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Iran Reimposes Strait Restrictions After Brief Reopening Amid Ongoing US Standoff
Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned that the country’s navy stands ready to confront its adversaries
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Luque Seizes Stand, Denies Responsibility as Maradona Death Trial Takes Dramatic Turn
Gambiaj.com – (BUENOS AIRES, Argentina) – A tense courtroom hearing in Argentina on Thursday saw a dramatic shift in the…
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Iran Threatens To Close Strait Of Hormuz As Tensions With US Escalate Over Naval Blockade
Two dozen bulk carriers and oil tankers, including several very large crude carriers, initially moved toward the narrow passage but…
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