Former Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoit died in an apparent suicide on Monday, after President Vladimir Putin dismissed him from his post
This clash reveals the complex interplay between public sentiment, party politics, and legislative dynamics in The Gambia’s long-running constitutional saga.
As the GPA marks over 50 years of existence, it is fitting to recognize the individuals whose leadership, technical expertise, and institutional foresight
A heated debate erupted in The Gambia’s National Assembly during the second reading of the 2024 Proposed Draft Constitution
Lawmakers weigh the politically charged decision of whether to advance the The Gambia’s Constitution Promulgation Bill 2024 to the critical consideration stage
The EFSCRJ issued a statement on Friday, calling on NAWEC to publicly disclose the report detailing the causes of the deadly incident that killed 7 contractors
The government of The Gambia has announced the conditional lifting of the moratorium on the issuance of radio broadcasting licenses
China fears a Russian defeat could allow the United States to shift greater focus toward containing Beijing and prefer a prolonged conflict that diverts U.S.
The groups said ECOWAS bears partial responsibility for the current crisis, recalling that the bloc had previously mediated Togo’s 2017–2018 political crisis
Omar Sarjo was dismissed from the Gambian army in 2017 after being wrongly identified as the son of Casamance rebel movement MFDC separatist leader Salif Sadio