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Golden Beach Hotel Sues Senegalese Tycoon Abdoulaye Thiam for $43,200 in Rent Arrears

May 23, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BUNDUNG, The Gambia) – Golden Beach Hotel, represented by Sheriff Marong, has filed a lawsuit against Senegalese business tycoon Abdoulaye Thiam and his company, Immo Gambia Hotels and Resorts Limited, seeking to recover $43,200 in unpaid rent. The case, which is being heard by Justice Jallow at the Bundung High Court, also includes claims for damages due to breach of covenants.

Bundung High Court Hears UDP’s Legal Challenge Against Regional Governors’ Qualifications

May 23, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BUNDUNG, The Gambia) – The Bundung High Court, presided over by Justice Aisatou Jallow-Sey, has commenced hearings on five cases filed by members of the United Democratic Party (UDP) challenging the qualifications of regional governors and deputy governors.

Seven Nigerians Arrested for Cyber Crimes, Two Liberians Convicted for Counterfeiting

May 23, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) — The Anti-Crime Unit of the Gambian police arrested seven Nigerian nationals aged between 19 and 40 for alleged involvement in cyber-related crimes during a routine patrol on Saturday.

National Assembly Committee Visits Senegal to Address Trade Facilitation and Transit Challenges

May 23, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL) – The National Assembly Select Committee on Trade and Regional Integration embarked on a crucial trade facilitation visit to Senegal from May 13th to 16th, 2024. This visit underscores the Committee’s commitment to enhancing regional trade and addressing pertinent issues affecting transit goods between The Gambia and Senegal.

Gambian Lawmakers Convene Retreat to Address Diaspora Voting Rights

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – In a concerted effort to address the long-standing disenfranchisement of Gambians living abroad, the Ministry of Justice, in partnership with GK Partners and the National Assembly Joint Committee for the Elections Bill, is hosting a pivotal one-day retreat for National Assembly Members (NAMs) and key stakeholders. This event will facilitate technical and consultative discussions on implementing Diaspora Voting and Representation.

CDS Cham – ‘We Won’t Allow Senegal’s Instability to Take Root in Gambia’

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BWIAM) – The Chief of Defense Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces (GAF) Lt. Gen. Mamat O. Cham, during a visit to the Senegalese contingent stationed in the Foni Kansala District, emphasized the mutual commitment between the Gambia and Senegal to maintaining peace and stability.

Two Remanded at Mile 2 Central Prison for Alleged SeneGambia Murder

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (Kanifing, The Gambia) – Abdoulie Bah and Salif Camara have been remanded at the Mile 2 Central Prison for allegedly killing Abubacarr Ceesay at Alibaba Garden in SeneGambia. The case has been transferred to the High Court in Banjul as the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court lacks jurisdiction.

Ireland, Norway and Spain Stir Israel Anger as They Formally Recognize Palestine as a State

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BRUSSELS) – Norway, Ireland and Spain announced on Wednesday that they will recognize a Palestinian state from May 28, sparking fury from Israel and delight from Palestinian leaders. The news came as Israeli tanks advanced to the edge of a crowded district in the heart of Rafah on Wednesday during one of the most intense nights of bombardment of the southern Gaza city since Israel launched its offensive there this month.

72-Year-Old Man Remanded in Mile 2 Central Prison for Alleged Rape of 8-Year-Old Girl

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (Kanifing, The Gambia) – Principal Magistrate Isatou Sallah Mbai of the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court has ordered the remand of Bakary Saidy Bah, a 72-year-old man, to Mile 2 Central Prison for allegedly raping an eight-year-old girl (name withheld).

Deadly Indian Syrup – What a Legal Action in Tashkent Reveals About the Case in The Gambia

May 22, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (TASHKENT) – A court in Uzbekistan has initiated a criminal case against Indian businessman Sachin Jayin, whose pharmaceutical product, Dok-1 Max syrup, is linked to the deaths of dozens of children in both Uzbekistan and The Gambia. This action follows a tragic incident where 68 children died and 16 others were left disabled in Uzbekistan after consuming the syrup. Similarly, in The Gambia, officially, 69 children died due to the same product.

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Golden Beach Hotel Sues Senegalese Tycoon Abdoulaye Thiam for $43,200 in Rent Arrears

Bundung High Court Hears UDP’s Legal Challenge Against Regional Governors’ Qualifications

Seven Nigerians Arrested for Cyber Crimes, Two Liberians Convicted for Counterfeiting

National Assembly Committee Visits Senegal to Address Trade Facilitation and Transit Challenges

Gambian Lawmakers Convene Retreat to Address Diaspora Voting Rights

CDS Cham – ‘We Won’t Allow Senegal’s Instability to Take Root in Gambia’

Two Remanded at Mile 2 Central Prison for Alleged SeneGambia Murder

Ireland, Norway and Spain Stir Israel Anger as They Formally Recognize Palestine as a State

72-Year-Old Man Remanded in Mile 2 Central Prison for Alleged Rape of 8-Year-Old Girl

Deadly Indian Syrup – What a Legal Action in Tashkent Reveals About the Case in The Gambia

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