Health experts have long stressed that infectious diseases do not respect national boundaries, making regional cooperation and surveillance essential.
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Schools Set to Reopen in The Gambia on September 14
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has announced that schools across The Gambia…
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NCAC Warns Not Every Pillar in the Bush Is a Colonial Boundary Marker
The NCAC says that boundary demarcation is a collective and technical process that does not end with the identification of…
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Joint Security Forces Mobilized As Electricity Protests Spread Across Greater Banjul
The police said Thursday’s joint security operation would be conducted professionally and with due regard for the rights and safety…
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GIABA Warns Religious Institutions Could Be Exploited for Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing
Without adequate records and basic checks, authorities say such religious structures could potentially be misused without the knowledge of religious…
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Police Urge Restraint as 10 Youths Arrested After Electricity Protests
The Police have called for calm and responsibility as authorities deal with the fallout from Monday’s demonstrations.
Read MoreBanjul Power Blackouts Spark Spontaneous Protests Across The Gambia
The spontaneous demonstrations represent one of the clearest signs yet of growing public frustration over the electricity crisis.
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Gambia Foreign Affairs Ministry Says Migrant Boat Incident Still Under Investigation
The Ministry urged the public to exercise caution warning that inaccurate reports could deepen the distress of families waiting for…
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NDP Leader Bojang Questioned Over Fertilizer He Distributed to Farmers
Speaking after the questioning, Bojang said he did not import the fertilizer from Europe but purchased it from a company…
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In the Company of Nations: Dr. E.M. Samba and The Gambia’s Legacy in Global Health
The best way to honor Dr. Samba’s legacy is to build on what he helped start: strengthen our health institutions,…
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