Cham maintained that legal action was a last resort, insisting that the association had first sought to resolve the matter…
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Gambia to Restrict Unsupervised Mobile Phone Use in Schools
Dr. Drammeh however acknowledged that The Gambia currently lacks the capacity to restrict children’s access to social media platforms outside…
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Parliament Select Committee Raises Concern Over Missing Voter Names, Polling Station Discrepancies
The Commission assured the committee that mechanisms are in place to receive complaints and address verified discrepancies
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Finance Minister Rejects Reckless Borrowing Claims, Defends D140 Billion Debt “to Fund Development”
Minister Keita says the government is developing a national balance sheet that will record the value of public assets alongside…
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GEP Confirms Push for UDP-Led Coalition, Rules Out Return to PPP
He blamed the collapse of the initiative on what he described as the PPP leadership's slow response to coalition negotiations.
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ActionAid Urges Youth and Media to Counter Hate Speech Ahead of 2026 Elections
The training also emphasized the role of journalists in safeguarding public trust during elections through ethical and balanced reporting.
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Minister Badjie Questions Bensouda’s Presidential Ambitions, Challenges His Record as KMC Mayor
The minister urged voters to critically assess the records of political leaders before casting their ballots
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Barrow Was Not Snubbed by ECOWAS, He Chose Not to Seek Chairmanship – Minister
Dr. Ceesay argued that had President Barrow wanted the position, he would have been able to secure the support of…
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Government Needs At Least D50 Million to Clear Student Support Obligations
The minister acknowledged that the delays have placed considerable strain on Gambian students studying abroad
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Delayed Stipends Push Gambian Students Abroad Into Debt as Government Funding Lags
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – Months-long delays in government stipend payments are forcing Gambian students studying abroad into debt,…
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