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A chicken and goat story

Letters

Letter To The Editor | Re: Top lawyer says ‘no diversity’ in superior courts

With the striking out of the UDP election petition by the Supreme Court and the swearing in of Adama Barrow as president for a fresh five-year mandate, a line has been drawn over the 2021 presidential election. Now the Independent Electoral Commission has formally started the National Assembly election process last week with the issuing of nomination papers to aspirants.
Editorial

The imperative of selecting the right people for the National Assembly

Gambia National news

Cavalry untied Community Church marks 20th anniversary

Gambia National news

Man seeks help to operate growing goiter

Gambia National news

ECOWAS protocol officers visit Assembly, others

Sports

Gambia, Senegal Sports Press Renew Relations

Gambia News

Gambia, Japan sign $2.3 million food assistance

Gambia News

Gambia, China sign grant to augment security at Airport

Gambia News

Gambia, Qatar sign four new bilateral agreements

Gambia News

Gambia, BP oil exploration deal takes off

Gambia News

Gambia, Saudi sign $92.5m funding agreement

Gambia News

Gambia, Saudi to sign grant for OIC today

Sports

Gambia, Guinea Bissau girls to meet again tonight

Sports

GAMBIA TAKES ON GUINEA TODAY

Gambia News

Gambia confirmed as host of OIC 2022 summit

Special Report

Trust Bank Gambia Ltd holds successful AGM

Gambia News

KANDEH WARNED AGAINST ‘INCITING VIOLENCE TO DESTABILISE’ GAMBIA

Sports

Gambia gets Ghana in Wafu draw

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They guessed the match result and won cool prizes: a bright...

Tournaments such as the Africa Cup of Nations, officially sponsored by 1xBet for 7 years now, attract enormous attention from our fans. Interest in...

1xBet and Ambassador Jizzle Launch Woman Hero Campaign in The Gambia for International Women’s Day

Africa picks sides in the US/Israel-Iran war

Foreign wars, returning fighters, and Africa’s silent security crisis

If rules bend for the powerful, they break for the vulnerable