The petitioners urged lawmakers to urgently refer the matter to the Public Petitions Committee and launch an impartial parliamentary inquiry
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The Gambia and EU Reaffirm Strategic Partnership on Democracy, Security, and Development
EU have evolved beyond a traditional donor-recipient arrangement into a more strategic and mutually beneficial partnership.
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GUEST EDITORIAL – The Responsibility of Political Speech in a Democracy
Words, whether spoken carelessly or deliberately, are never neutral. They can preserve civic peace, or quietly erode it.
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APRC’s Fabakary Jatta Jabs UDP Over Constitutional Reforms, Defends Barrow Third-Term Bid
Jatta questioned the basis of the ongoing debate on presidential term limits, since the current 1996 Constitution contains no provision…
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Senegal Unveils Locally Developed ‘KHEUT-300’ Airborne Bomb System
KHEUT-300 was derived from propulsion, stabilization, and explosive technologies previously developed through the SKIMIKAMIYA rocket project
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National Assembly Defends Accountability Record Before FPAC
The Clerk of the National Assembly, Kalipha MM Mbye, appeared before the committee in his capacity as Accounting Officer of…
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Senegal’s Ruling PASTEF Heavily Defeated Nationwide in Youth Council Elections
The ruling party had reportedly considered control of the CCJS as strategically important for consolidating its influence among Senegalese youth
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Blank Voter Cards Recovered After Break-In at Sanyang Registration Centre
The chairman of the Brikama Area Council, Yankuba Darboe, questioned how the perpetrators allegedly knew where the voter cards and…
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November 11, 1994 Killings – U.S to Revoke Citizenship of Ex-Soldier Babucarr Mboob
The November 11, 1994 killings remain among the most notorious early atrocities linked to Jammeh’s regime.
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TRRC Findings Alone Not Enough for Criminal Prosecutions, Deeper Investigations to Begin
Unlike reparations programs or truth-telling processes, criminal prosecutions move slowly because courts must follow strict legal procedures.
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