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Diomaye Seeks Barrow’s Backing for ECOWAS Commission Bid as Two Leaders Hold Crucial Talks on Energy and Security
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye paid a working visit to Banjul on Saturday, May…
Read MoreCOMMENTARY – NAWEC’s Darkness, Delayed Dreams, and a Government on the Defensive: Inside The Gambia’s Worsening Power Crisis
The power crisis of mid-2026 is not just of electricity. It exposes the human cost of infrastructure projects that slip…
Read MoreGambia Moves to Protect Nationals Amid Xenophobic Tensions in South Africa
Critically, Gambians are being encouraged to stay in close contact with the Gambian Mission in Pretoria for updates, guidance, and…
Read MoreContribution – In the Country of Dawda Jawara, I Encountered the Africa We Keep Betraying
I left carrying something far more personal: grief for the Africa we are losing, and gratitude for the fragments of…
Read MoreBeyond Personalities: Africa’s Future Will Be Decided in the Mind
Nations are ultimately shaped by the ideas they embrace, the values they transmit, and the quality of thought they cultivate…
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Senegal’s President Faye Arrives in Banjul Today for Working Visit with President Barrow
It's President Faye's second trip to Banjul since taking office in April 2024, when he chose The Gambia as one…
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Senegal – Abdoulaye Wade is 100, Tributes Pour In for a Man Who Helped Shape a Nation
The tributes from across the political divide, rivals, successors, proteges, and confidants alike, pointed to a singular truth
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Lt. Gen. Mamat O.A. Cham Step Down as Military Integrity Concerns Mount
Lt. Gen. Cham was the subject of an explosive public disclosure by Sergeant Modou Saine, a former personal assistant to…
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Cambodia Orders African Nationals Out by May 31, Issues Arrest Warning
As the May 31 deadline draws near, the Cambodian directive raises uncomfortable questions that a date on a notice cannot…
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Gambian Leaders Tobaski Messages Carry Weight of Election Year
This year, with the country standing at a significant political crossroads, the messages from its leaders carried an unmistakably heavier…
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