Justice Cannot Wait for Funding: MPs Challenge Government Over Parole Amendment
The explanation drew concern from several lawmakers, who questioned whether financial constraints should justify suspending a legal provision
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Barrow Pledges Improved Electricity Supply by End of October
He nevertheless stopped short of promising an immediate end to the crisis, stressing that he would not make commitments the…
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Police Urge Restraint as 10 Youths Arrested After Electricity Protests
The Police have called for calm and responsibility as authorities deal with the fallout from Monday’s demonstrations.
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Senegal’s Debt Crisis: What Should The Gambia Be Watching?
The latest IMF assessment gives us reason for cautious confidence, but it also reminds The Gambia that debt sustainability cannot…
Read MoreBanjul Power Blackouts Spark Spontaneous Protests Across The Gambia
The spontaneous demonstrations represent one of the clearest signs yet of growing public frustration over the electricity crisis.
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Electricity Project Delays – Government Cannot Confirm Contractor Paid Liquidated Damages
There are now fresh questions about the enforcement of financial penalties when contractors fail to meet agreed deadlines on publicly…
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Parliament Seeks Answers on Contractors’ Tax Compliance Under Electricity Projects
Minister Juwara said that undeducted tax payments was made possible by the financing agreements since the projects provided for tax…
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Minteh Ruled Out as McKinstry Names 35-Man Gambia Squad for AFCON Qualifiers
Minteh, one of The Gambia’s most prominent attacking players, has been left out of the preliminary squad as he continues…
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Gambia Foreign Affairs Ministry Says Migrant Boat Incident Still Under Investigation
The Ministry urged the public to exercise caution warning that inaccurate reports could deepen the distress of families waiting for…
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Gambia’s Democratic Reforms Face a Trust Test Ahead of 2026 Election
Gambia Press Union President Isatou Keita said, confidence in the presidency, parliament, and the courts has declined since 2018.
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