Moments after Dias announced his win, the spokesperson for President Embaló’s campaign, Óscar Barbosa, declared that “there will be no second round
Tambadou linked some of the disputes surrounding the assets to unresolved grievances within the transitional justice process
Tamba said Jammeh’s supporters plan to formally request a meeting with President Barrow, apply for permits for peaceful gatherings
Tchiroma thanked The Gambia “as well as all the countries that have watched over and continue to watch over his security during the post-electoral crisis.”
Sunday’s election featured 12 presidential candidates, though the race quickly crystallized into a high-stakes face-off between Embaló and Dias.
The CNE estimates that the turnout rate surpassed the 65% mark, describing the participation as “active and full,” particularly among women.
To avoid heightening tensions with Yaoundé, Gambian authorities have reportedly urged Tchiroma to avoid public statements
Barrow accused the group of exploiting the country’s democratic openness to spread misinformation and provoke instability
Senior party official Ebrima Nyang confirmed the development during an interview with STAR FM, describing unity among opposition forces as essential
The field of candidates includes several prominent figures, including the incumbent, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, who is running for re-election
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