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What our education system lacks

Commentary

Mediocrity and excellence: A quiet crisis in our society

Opinions

RE: Jawara’s Nephew advises Barrow to step aside, protect his legacy

Perspective

The grand symphony of contradiction and the UDP’s unending quest for relevance

Gambia News

MILE 2 PRISON SOLD TO GPA

Gambia News

Gov’t to sell 80 percent shares at Gamcel for D6 billion

Gambia News

Soldier arrested for negligent discharge of weapon

Gambia News

Gov’t says Pura directed to remove floor price on mobile data

Gambia News

Mod K Ceesay appointed Minister of Trade

Gambia News

Gambia to host Sir Dawda-international human rights competition

Gambia National news

Unicef pledges to revamp children’s Act ahead of 2026

Gambia National news

Egyptian Medical Centre inaugurated

Gambia National news

Gambia strengthens support for athletes with intellectual disabilities

Gambia National news

NAM Ceesay elected treasurer of Ecowas Female Parliamentarians’ Association

Opinions

The resurgence of coups, the erosion of democratic culture, and the looming danger for West...

Statement

EFSCRJ concerned about widespread incidence of hate speech during President Barrow’s 2025 “Meet the People...

Opinions

On legal grounds alone, the case against Borry Touray must be withdrawn

Letters

Karpowership financial disaster: Billions wasted; no energy security

Editorial

After el-Fasher, we must refuse a ‘new normal’ of mass atrocities in Darfur

Gambia News

GOV’T SAYS $19M ARREARS PAID TO KARPOWER BORROWED FROM CBG

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The Lion Mountains Roar: Sierra Leone’s Eternal Heritage of Gold, Diamonds,...

By: Professor Dr. Sufi Atif Amin Al Hussaini Clause I: The Dawn of Sovereignty  April 27, 1961 The formal journey of Sierra Leone as a sovereign...

GFF LIFE VP JAITEH ADVISES STAKEHOLDERS AHEAD OF FOOTBALL ELECTIONS

Barrow’s third term bid: The elephant in the room of Gambia’s TJ process

Who gets on the voter roll?

Why many educated, self-aware African women are no longer interested in marriage