The management did not provide details on whether the maintenance will result in a complete suspension of the ferry operations…
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Women Struggling at Tanji Riverside – When a Day’s Take Home Can Be Less Than D200
They smoke fish. They dry fish. They bargain with customers. They count their money. And, for some, they return home…
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Hamat Bah Defends Government Over Cost Of Living, Cites Lower Rice Prices
Bah further claimed that all government institutions had been audited under the current administration, describing the exercise as unprecedented.
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Gambian Diplomat Momodou M. Mbenga Elected WTO Financial Services Committee Chair
Mbenga’s election comes as artificial intelligence and other digital technologies transform how financial and other services are produced, delivered and…
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Domestic Debt Interest Payments to Hit D16.17 Billion in 2027
The minister’s acknowledgement that debt servicing will exceed education spending highlights the growing competition for limited public resources
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FPAC Flags D1.15 Billion in Savings, Seeks D482 Million More as MPs Scrutinize 2027 Budget
The figures are recommendations for consideration during the budget process. They do not mean the proposed savings have already been…
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GIA Workers Protest Deteriorating Conditions, Demand Urgent Government Intervention
For the protesting workers, the immediate question is not simply about restoring lost benefits but about whether the government remains…
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Commentary – When Economic Growth Meets the Pay Packet
The more useful question is whether people can meet their food needs consistently without sacrificing other essentials.
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Senegal Moves Toward Debt Restructuring as Creditors Set November Negotiation
China is Senegal's largest bilateral creditor with 8% of its external debt, followed by France, India, the United Kingdom, Kuwait,…
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Women Farmers Invest D1.35M in Cold Store to Curb Vegetable Losses in Lower Niumi
The Ndungu Kebbeh facility is expected to provide farmers with an option to hold their produce rather than being forced…
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