President Adama Barrow promised to commence a water canal project valued at around US$46 million by December 2022, following a visit
Police Anti-Crime Unit head Momodou Sowe confirmed that Ousainou Bojang, the first accused in the Sukuta-Jabang Traffic Lights police shooting trial,
The popular jury trial of Bobo Keita, a 41-year-old Gambian accused of murdering his former brother-in-law in Zaragoza’s Delicias area, began on Monday at the First Section of the Provincial Court of Zaragoza. Keita pleaded not guilty in front of the nine jurors chosen to hear the case.
A popular jury, in Spain, will begin hearing and ultimately deciding the innocence or guilt of Bobo Keita, a 43-year-old Gambian accused of murdering his ex-brother-in-law, whom he allegedly stabbed to death on the stairs of number 29 of Don Pedro de Luna Street in Zaragoza on June 22, 2022.
Fatou Bensouda, former International Criminal Court head prosecutor and former Gambia justice minister, has been named to Forbes’ list of the 100 most powerful women in the world for 2023. There are ten African women on this long-awaited list who have made significant contributions in domains such as politics, business, education, health, journalism, and social activism.
Witnesses in the community of Jarumeh Koto, a few kilometers away from Janjanbureh in the Central River Region of the Gambia, claim that a mini truck has killed at least six boys.
Justice Achibonga, presiding over the Gambia’s High Court, granted bail to Paulo Djabi, Nadine Pereira, Mamadu Neto Djabi, and Secuna Jabi on Wednesday, with a total bail sum of D127,500,000. Earlier in September, a lower court released the four accused on bond.
The Attorney General’s Chambers Ministry of Justice has today appealed Justice Basiru Mahoney’s judgment in a treason, inciting mutiny, and concealment
The Gambia Journal can confirm that on Tuesday, the Swiss Criminal Court published an amended, reinforced, and updated fresh indictment pertaining to crimes against humanity preferred on former Yahya Jammeh’s Minister of Interior, Ousman Sonko.
The mysteries surrounding a shipment of three tons of cocaine headed for Banjul are starting to come to light as an inquiry into the large haul made by the Senegalese national navy makes progress.
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