By Omar Bah
A new Centre for Policy, Research and Strategic Studies (CepRass) poll has found that a majority of Gambians now describe the country's relationship with Senegal as exploitative rather than mutually beneficial.
The finding published yesterday marks a sharp turn in public sentiment toward Banjul's closest neighbour and most important bilateral partner, with respondents citing...
By Omar Bah
A new nationwide survey by the Centre for Policy, Research and Strategic Studies (CepRass) has revealed that a majority of Gambians do not trust the Gambia Police Force, pointing to bribery, selective...
The poetry of Dr Kebba Bojang
‘The winnable candidate’
“Politicians are like a bunch of bananas.
They start off green, turn yellow…”
In The Gambia,
They can start yellow
And...
The lawyer for former Gambian interior minister Ousman Sonko has demanded his immediate release from the Federal Criminal Court of Switzerland and payment of...
By Omar Bah
The Gambia Armed Forces (GAF) continue to command strong public trust, according to the latest nationwide survey by the Centre for Policy,...
With Omar Bah
Professor Sara Eloy is an architect, and an associate professor at the University of Antwerp, currently teaching adaptative reuse of modernist buildings. She employs emerging digital technologies to address societal challenges related...
With Omar Bah
Professor Sara Eloy is an architect, and an associate professor at the University of Antwerp, currently teaching adaptative reuse of modernist buildings....
The Gambia National Anti –Doping and Sports Medicine is joining the rest of the globe today April 17, in marking Play True Day, a day is set aside by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA')...
By 'Bantaba Laughs, Banjul'
Right now in The Gambia, a critical moment is unfolding, one that could define the future of press freedom and democratic accountability.
What began as subtle tension between the Government of The...
