They scan the brush for signs of poachers, but today, it seems, the only hunters are the lions themselves, their fresh tracks pressed into the sand.
The National Audit Office (NAO) has raised concerns about the lack of soil fertility mapping in The Gambia for 30 years, posing significant threats to agriculture and environmental sustainability.
Niger is considering a transition period of five to ten years, following National Conference recommendations for stabilization and political reforms, with some committees advocating for a decade-long process.
The livelihoods of hundreds of employees nationwide are in danger as a wave of layoffs rips through public and commercial organizations, exacerbating Senegal’s social crisis.
The trial of former Guinean Navy Chief Bubo Na Tchuto, accused of leading a failed coup attempt in February 2022, has been postponed due to the absence of a judge at the Superior Military Court.
Throughout his life, he worked in various trades. During World War II, he collected papers in a military camp. He was also a merchant, mechanic (earning him the nickname “Mercedali” in Medina), driver, blacksmith, and metal welder.
Ebrima Sillah, the Minister for Works and Infrastructure, has acknowledged faults in the Deep Sea Port project management, stating that MoWI and GPA could have managed it more effectively.
Gambia is attracting investors and partners to revive its oil and gas exploration sector following the quiet departure of Australian oil company FAR Ltd.
Jammeh acknowledged that bakers have valid concerns regarding the cost of inputs and the quality of locally produced flour, which they claim is of lower quality compared to imported premium flour.
The Sustainable, Holistic, and Inclusive Energy Systems for Well-being (SHINE) project will collaborate with Gambian stakeholders to ensure energy access interventions are both inclusive and sustainable.
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