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Gambia Ports Authority Responds to Allegations of Mismanagement

Gambiaj.com – The Gambia Ports Authority (GPA) has issued a statement in response to a recent article published in the Standard Newspaper. The article, titled “Audit Reveals GPA Spent D1.9 million to buy mobile phones,” highlighted findings from the 2020 audit report on the GPA, revealing what it described as “serious procurement issues.”

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Parliament Moves to Expand Criminal Jurisdiction to Offences Committed Abroad

Gambiaj.com – In a significant development, the Gambia is poised to amend its Criminal Offences Act, seeking to expand the criminal jurisdiction of Gambian courts to offences committed by individuals outside the country who subsequently enter the Gambia. This move aims to streamline the legal process, ensuring that offenders are tried within the Gambian judicial system rather than being extradited for trial in foreign states.

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Court Requests New Medical Report from President Koroma’s Legal Team

Gambiaj.com – A Magistrate court in Sierra Leone has requested that the legal representatives of former President Ernest Bai Koroma present a new medical report demonstrating his health progress. Magistrate Santigie Bangura raised concerns on Tuesday about Koroma’s absence from court proceedings, despite being granted bail in January on medical grounds.

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Unveiling the Veil: Gambia’s Hidden Discrimination Against Communities on Work and Descent

Gambiaj.com – In a research report titled “Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent (CDWD) in The Gambia,” Alima Taal and Halimatou Ceesay, Rights Experts of the Global Forum of Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent (GFoD), shed light on a largely undiscussed issue in the country. The report highlights the prevalence of discrimination against certain communities based on traditional notions of caste, social class, or hereditary occupation.

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Senegal’s CNRA Bars Bassirou Diomaye Faye from TV Airtime, PDS Petitions Apex Court

Gambiaj.com – Following a decision by Senegal’s National Audiovisual Regulatory Council (CNRA), Bassirou Diomaye Faye – the number 2 of the dissolved opposition party Pastef led by Ousmane Sonko – has been deprived of his airtime on the public television channel RTS. The CNRA argues that only the presidential candidate can appear in these three-minute campaign videos, which are broadcasted daily on the public television channel.

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