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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EU Migration Policy Under Scrutiny as Critics Describe Frontex’s ‘Voluntary Return’ Program Coercive
The investigation recounts the story of a Gambian migrant deported after several years in Europe who struggled to reintegrate after…
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Mauritanian Anti-Slavery Activist Boubacar Ould Messaoud Dies at 80
He co-founded the political party Action pour le changement, later banned by the government. During the 1980s and early 1990s,…
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