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Interior Minister says anti-overseas ID card issuance protesters are playing politics

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Diplomat urges decorum in Gambian politics

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Gambia, South Africa move toward visa-free travel, stronger diplomatic ties

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Opposition protesters demand list of ID cards issued abroad, halt to policy

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16 anti-Pura protesters reject bail, remain in custody

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UTG staff threatens strike over alleged D25M vehicle purchase plan

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GAF, Chinese Embassy launch Military Bantaba

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UNODC convenes stakeholder engagement on SSR

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Japan, Gambia Foreign Ministers’ holds bilateral talks

Sports

Barcelona secure future of 16-year-old talented Gambian winger

Sports

GAMBIAN CHAMPIONS REAL TO PLAY HOME LEG IN THIES

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Friday Sermon

Muhammad (sa): The Great Exemplar

Opinions

Tribalism, incitement and hate speech by Presidential Advisor Saihou Mballow: Will the IGP act?

Opinions

Rejoinder: A Victory for Transparency and a Call for Justice

Sister Speaks

Echoes of Fulladu 2: The price of her candor

Opinions

The WASSCE 2025 results: What we don’t know and why

Commentary

The fallacy of local government reforms: When lands cartel take charge, community reserve land become...

Gambia News

SURVEY SAYS MAJORITY OF GAMBIANS DON’T WANT THIRD TERM FOR BARROW But projects him likely...

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Presidential Adviser Mballow apologises over tribal comments  

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The Ousainou and Amie Bojang case: A leadership failure

By Dr Ousman Gajigo The Ousainou and Amie Bojang case is yet another painful illustration of this country's leadership crisis. The High Court recently acquitted...

Addendum: Double jeopardy under the principle of Habeas Corpus – Bojangs’ acquittal is final

The Ousman Sonko case

Prosecute police officers for theft!

Resolve the electricity crisis