The real test begins not during the fast, but in ordinary moments, in offices, homes, markets, and on crowded roads,…
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Gambian Court Summons EFSTH Chief Medical Director Over Missing Postmortem Report
Justice Jaiteh condemned the hospital’s failure to comply, highlighting that court orders are binding and crucial to upholding the rule…
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In his ruling, Justice Jaiteh sided with the defense, stating that the law empowers courts to compel the production of…
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Prison Visitor Arrested At Mile 2 For Alleged Drug Smuggling Attempt
In a routine security screening conducted by officers, a plastic bag containing suspected cannabis and unidentified pills was discovered hidden…
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Gov’t Media Accreditation Plan Triggers Fierce Push Back from Media Professionals
Critics say the framework also allows for executive discretion in determining eligibility, potentially including security vetting.
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U.S. ‘Pro-Family’ Group Linked To Senegal’s Push For Tougher Anti-LGBT Law
It marks the first publicly known case of a U.S. organization assisting a successful push for anti-LGBT legislation in Africa…
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Renewal: The Discipline That Remains
Transformation does not require grand gestures but steady self-governance. This lesson extends beyond individuals. Families are strengthened by forgiveness.
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Old Man Musing – Celebrating A Titan of Conviction: Saul Mbenga’s Unyielding Legacy
Saul Mbenga mobilized Gambians across states and continents, securing police permits, and rallying citizens to confront the kleptocratic rule of…
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Sierra Leone Legal Icon Berthan Macaulay Jr., Who Litigated Post-1981 Coup Cases in The Gambia, Dies at 72
Friends and colleagues often described him as reserved but deeply principled, someone whose presence commanded respect rather than attention.
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African Bishops Lead Anglican Revolt, Challenge Authority of Canterbury
While church attendance has steadily declined in Europe and North America, Anglican congregations in Africa have grown rapidly
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