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Papa Faal and the GPAP paradox: From making a coup to making a claim for...

Commentary

Demba Sabally puts Jammeh’s return rumours to rest

Perspective

A manifesto for national renewal: Why 2026 must mark a new beginning for Gambia

Statement

Faith, logic, and the politics of distortion: A response to an opinion piece published in...

Statement

The National Unity Party leader addresses nation

Letters

EFSCRJ on 16 days of activism against gender-based violence

Editorial

Guinea-Bissau’s crisis: a warning signal for West African Democracy

Gambia News

COUP IN GUINEA BISSAU AS MILITARY DECLARES ‘TOTAL CONTROL’

Gambia News

Assembly grills Justice Minister over Jammeh asset sales and ‘missing’ cattle proceeds

Gambia News

Veep tells Assembly Barrow has only one state allocated land

Gambia News

Nigeria says Ecowas Commission’s internal problems will not affect relations with Gambia

Gambia News

IEC announces by-elections for Bantanjang and Kaiaf wards

Gambia News

2 accused persons in FGM case granted bail

Gambia National news

World Bank approves $45M for Gambia

Gambia National news

Gambia attends children’s parliament forum in Rabat

Gambia National news

NGBV urges increased support services for survivors of gender-based violence

Sports

BRIGHTON’S QUIET RESURGENCE As Welbeck and Minteh make noise

Sports

Gambia unveils team for African Youth Games

Sports

Caf allows more than 23 players on squad lists for Afcon 2025

Perspective

Crisis in the executive branch: Assessing the impact of the president–prime minister dispute on Senegal’s...

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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