Momodou Sabally has submitted his official resignation to the United Democratic Party. In his resignation letter, Sabally invoked “the best interest”
According to The Fatu Network News Media citing the UDP’s diaspora secretary, Mboge Saidykhan, Momodou Sabally, the campaign manager of the opposition United Democratic Party (UDP), has joined President Adama Barrow’s ruling National People’s Party (NPP).
Two patrol boats were commissioned and turned over to the Navy of the Gambia Armed Forces on Tuesday by President Adama
More than seven Brikama Area Council (BAC) employees, previously suspended, are to return to work immediately, under a directive from the Local Government Service Commission. The council initially suspended these individuals on suspicion of stifling council revenue, but the Commission’s investigation revealed no wrongdoing on their part.
The Gambia’s National Assembly rejected a proposed change to the Public Order Act, a private member bill filed by Hon. Sulayman Saho, the parliament’s Deputy Minority Leader and Member for Central Baddibu, in a heated debate on Tuesday.
The United Kingdom renewed its list of sanctioned individuals on Monday, including The Gambia’s former president Yahya Jammeh, his wife Zineb Jammeh, and former National Intelligence Agency chief Yankuba Badjie.
President Adama Barrow and his government will repeal the Public Enterprise Act. The decision was made during Thursday’s cabinet meeting. Other choices made during the meeting included modifying the National Audit Office Act and addressing a number of other concerns aimed at improving tax base revenue.
Four Senegalese army personnel were killed on Thursday after their vehicle collided with an anti-tank mine near Kalathiay. The soldiers who died were part of a paratrooper detachment returning from a mission on the Diokadou-Kadialock axis, in Sindian’s department of Bignona, near the border with Gambia.
The withdrawal of Ousmane Sonko from the electoral rolls was overturned today by the Dakar district court. On Tuesday, the court
West African leaders agreed on Sunday to form a new committee to talk with Niger’s military junta, making it at least the third committee formed by the regional group, ECOWAS, to negotiate with the military authorities who deposed President Mohamed Bazoum in a coup in July.
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