Senegal: Préfet Orders Defiant PASTEF MPs to Obey Protocol or Leave Ceremony
Their refusal prompted an immediate reaction from the Préfet, who instructed the lawmakers to either comply with protocol or vacate…
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“Stay Alive to Tell the Story”: Journalists Conclude Intensive Safety Training Ahead of Elections
For participants, the training marked a shift from traditional notions of journalistic bravery to a more calculated and safety-conscious approach.
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US-Iran Talks Collapse Over Nuclear Dispute, Strait of Hormuz Standoff
Trump announced that the US Navy would immediately begin blockading vessels in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a critical global…
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Two Children Die, Two Injured in Madrassa Fire in Jambur
Preliminary reports indicate that the blaze may have been caused by an electrical fault. However, police said the exact cause…
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Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Offence Involving Minor Student
Kemeseng Sanneh is one of The Gambia's most prolific court reporters. He is also a human rights activist and a…
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Government Approves Limited Transport Fare Increase Amid Rising Fuel Prices
Officials said discussions with stakeholders will continue as authorities assess whether further fare adjustments may be necessary for other parts
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Gambian Media, CSOs Reject Govt Plan to Register Journalists and Social Media Users
The proposed regulations would introduce a system requiring journalists, online media platforms, and certain social media users to register with…
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Gambia Government Clarifies Scope of Proposed Broadcasting and Online Content Regulations
The government dismissed that the proposed framework could introduce prior censorship, saying the regulations are consistent with constitutional guarantees.
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Senegal’s Constitutional Council Partially Strikes Down Media Regulation Law
The court struck down provisions allowing the CNRM to order the closure of newspapers or news websites in cases of…
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In the Shadow of April 10: A Public Servant’s Memory
Years have passed, but that day has never really left. It returns in fragments: the sound of sirens, the stillness…
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