Moustapha Diakhaté and activist Bachir Fofana, both accused of making offensive remarks and spreading false information targeting the Senegalese presidency.
The police rebuttal comes in response to a story titled “Policewoman Battles Pain After Sukuta-Jabang Traffic Lights Shooting” by journalist Louise Jobe
What remains of the APRC has become more of a symbolic vessel for Jammeh’s cult of personality than a functioning political institution.
The bilateral discussions followed a recent dispute sparked by a confrontation between a Senegalese forest guard and a Gambian timber logger.
Access Bank Gambia has once again been recognized as the Best Bank in The Gambia for 2025 by Euromoney, marking a back-to-back win
In The Gambia, figures like alkalolu and seyfolu were respected not for coercive power, but for their moral authority and sound judgment.
Senegal’s economic balancing act is showing signs of strain as fresh data reveal declines in state revenue, trade, and service sector activity.
The party, which governed the country for decades before being ousted in a 1994 military coup, is now seeking to rebuild its influence by securing resources
With his passing, The Gambia has lost a visionary leader whose contributions in engineering and sports development shaped generations.
Among the most glaring findings: only 50% of Gambian immigrants held in ICE detention were categorized as Black despite Gambians self-identify as Black