Public safety cannot rest on government alone. Families, schools, religious institutions, and community leaders all have critical roles to play.
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Police Say No Permit Sought for Planned Protest Over Yunusa Mbaye’s Death
As a result, the GPF advised members of the public to disregard calls to participate in what it described as…
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Kebbe Tells Court Win-Win Acted in Good Faith, Blames Supplier for Rice Delivery Delays
The State alleges that between 2020 and 2021, Kebbe committed economic crimes by failing to supply 41,404 bags of 50-kilogram…
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Gambian Naval Officer Joins Senegal OPV Niani in Historic U.S. Fleet Exercises.
Following the conclusion of FLEETEX 250, NIANI continued its voyage to New York City to participate in the International Naval…
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Gambia Moves to End Lengthy Legalization Process for Documents Abroad
Lawmakers generally agreed that the convention represents an important step towards modernizing document authentication procedures
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Prosecution Witness Testifies Allocation of Forfeited Land to Kassa Kunda Was Genuine, Denies Any Abuse of Office
Buba Sanyang offered important clarifications on the legal standing of Village Development Committees with respect to land ownership.
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Minister Defends Flood-Prone Roads, Cites Poor Planning and Blocked Waterways
He said government studies of the Greater Banjul drainage system have revealed extensive disruptions to natural water channels
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Gambia Eyes Nigerian Civil Service Reforms to Improve Public Service Delivery
The Gambian delegation is particularly interested in studying Nigeria’s digital personnel and payroll management systems...
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The Gambia Retains Place Among Africa’s Most Peaceful Nations Despite Regional Security Challenges
The Gambia's inclusion among Africa's most peaceful nations comes as the country continues efforts to consolidate democratic governance
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Niger Formally Submits Request to Withdraw From the ICC
In its communication to the United Nations, Niger said the ICC had subsequently been subjected to "diversions and instrumentalization."
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