The trial of Michael Sang Correa, a former Gambian military officer and ex-member Yahya Jammeh’s hit squad, the “Junglers”, entered its second day in a Denver
A leaked “request for cash allocation” from the Office of the Chief of Staff has ignited public criticism and renewed demands for government transparency
The IRS reached an agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Monday to give immigration officials sensitive data about taxpayers
Farato Police have launched an investigation following the reported suicide of an adult male in Iceland, a neighborhood in Farato Village.
The High Court of The Gambia has acquitted Alasan Tamba of robbery charges after a high-profile trial raised concerns over the reliability of witness testimony
IMF has outlined specific conditions that Senegal must fulfill before financial support can resume, according to IMF’s Director of the African Department
The High Court has convicted and sentenced 20-year-old Kemo Jobe to ten years in prison for violent robbery, a clear message that violent crime will not be tolerated
Opening statements are set to begin in the U.S. trial of Michael Sang Correa, a former member of Gambia’s notorious paramilitary unit known as the “Junglers
Buah Saidy, has addressed concerns over the transparency and benefits of a currency swap agreement between The Gambia and the African Export-Import Bank
A staggering sum of more than one billion FCFA has been mobilized by supporters of Farba Ngom, in an effort to secure his provisional release.