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Senegal Presidential Advisor Sparks Outrage with Remarks on Tirailleurs

Gambiaj.com – (Dakar, Senegal) – A controversial statement by Cheikh Oumar Diagne, Minister Advisor and Director of General Resources at the Senegalese Presidency, has ignited widespread indignation after he referred to Senegalese Tirailleurs as “drafts who fought against their brothers for crumbs.” His remarks, made during an interview with Fafa TV, have drawn criticism across social and traditional media platforms.

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Editorial – Failure to Anticipate Power Outage at Banjul Airport is Bad Publicity for Gambia’s Image

Gambiaj.com – (Banjul, The Gambia) – A sudden power outage at Banjul International Airport, on Friday, has exposed significant lapses in infrastructure preparedness, forcing flight diversions and raising concerns about The Gambia’s reputation as a safe and reliable travel destination. The disruption rendered runway lights and communication systems inoperative, jeopardizing passenger safety and causing widespread delays.

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President Barrow and PM Sonko Chart New Path for Senegal-Gambia Relations

Gambiaj;com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – President Adama Barrow has reaffirmed his commitment to strengthening the historic ties between The Gambia and Senegal, urging officials from both nations to work collaboratively towards deeper integration and sustained progress. He made these remarks on Friday during a courtesy visit from Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko at the State House.

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Senegal’s $1.2 Billion Ndayane Deep-Water Port Project Enters Construction Phase

Gambiaj.com – (Ndayane, Senegal) – The arrival of the Willem Van Rubroeck dredger ship at the port site in Ndayane marks a significant milestone in Senegal’s ambitious $1.2 billion port project. Spearheaded by DP World in partnership with the Senegalese government, the Ndayane deep-water port aims to alleviate congestion at the Autonomous Port of Dakar and elevate Senegal as a regional logistics powerhouse.

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Madrassah Education: Report Highlights Key Challenges as Stakeholders Push for Reform

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – A consultancy report on Madrasas education in The Gambia has revealed critical challenges facing grade 12 school leavers, sparking urgent calls for reform. The report, reviewed during a stakeholder validation session highlighted limited English proficiency, a lack of technical and vocational education and training (TVET) opportunities, and the absence of clear pathways to higher education or professional careers as major barriers for Madrasas students.

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