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  IMMIGRATION DENIES TAKING BRIBES FOR PASSENGERS TO ESCAPE QUARANTINE
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  By Tabora Bojang Days after coming under a barrage accusation for allegedly accepting bribes to let arriving passengers escape quarantine, the Gambia Immigration Department has...
  
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  173 new Covid-19 cases take Gambia’s total to 671
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  After nearly a week of silence over the country's Covid-19 updates, the Ministry of Health has yesterday confirmed that The Gambia has registered 173...
  
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  UTG, Gambia College closed over Covid-19
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  The Ministry of Higher Education, Research,Science and Technology has ordered the immediate closure of the University of The Gambia. A statement from the Registrar...
  
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  Banjul Mayor calls for lockdown to curb Covid-19 spike
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  By Tabora Bojang Amid heightened fear and anxiety over the spike of Covid-19 cases, Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe of Banjul has called on the Health...
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  Barrow’s selling points for 2021
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  By Sulayman Jeng One of the most visible markers of President Barrow's selling points for a re-election is his tolerance rested on the respect for...
  
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  Letters:How to steal an election (Part 1)
  
  August 4, 2020
  
  Dear editor, Elections are seen as a cornerstone of any democracy and that includes the unabashedly pretentious democracies like the United States. To buy legitimacy,...
  
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  Letters: The brouhaha shrouding APRC
  
  August 3, 2020
  
  Dear editor, To many Gambians APRC is synonymous to Yahya Jammeh. Interesting. The only conceivable reason is because the party is still dragged by forelock...
  
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  Are we heading to a chasm?
  
  August 3, 2020
  
  By Musa Bah Since the coronavirus pandemic began, countries around the world have struggled to contain and manage its spread. Some introduced lockdown measures and...
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IMMIGRATION DENIES TAKING BRIBES FOR PASSENGERS TO ESCAPE QUARANTINE

173 new Covid-19 cases take Gambia’s total to 671

UTG, Gambia College closed over Covid-19

Banjul Mayor calls for lockdown to curb Covid-19 spike

Barrow’s selling points for 2021

Letters:How to steal an election (Part 1)

Letters: The brouhaha shrouding APRC

Are we heading to a chasm?

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BATCHILLY THREATENS TO EXPOSE GOV’T’S ‘MASSIVE CORRUPTION’ IN 90 DAYS UNLESS…

The President and his Vice President are sowing the seeds of dictatorship in our...

I May Go Unopposed In 2021 If…

Karpowership Donates Food Items To 3 Orphanages In The Gambia

Judicial employee testifies in NIA 9 trial

Witness dismisses claims of VP Sabally’s involvement in ’94 coup

Rotary Clubs in The Gambia to host 6th Rotary District 9101 Assembly and Conference

Scorpions may camp in Morocco for Algeria match

In defense of the defenseless

GAMBIA TURN TO CAS ——In search for justice over Togo

Prosecution to call witness from abroad in NIA trial

2 doctors trained on infertility treatment in India, ready to serve Gambia

GFF, PETRO GAS PARTNER IN GRASSROOTS DEVELOPMENT

The need for an independent Gambian judiciary Ordinary men and women need support in their...

‘Darboe will lead UDP in next presidential election’

GFF TO GET D245M IN THE NEXT FOUR YEARS

In support of the teachers’ strike

STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS IN THE 2018 LEGISLATIVE YEAR BY HIS EXCELLENCY, THE...

Gambian migrant arrested in Italy for allegedly killing compatriot

Gambia progresses in US human trafficking report

IMMIGRATION DENIES TAKING BRIBES FOR PASSENGERS TO ESCAPE QUARANTINE

LET US FORGO NAWETTANS THIS YEAR

173 new Covid-19 cases take Gambia’s total to 671

UTG, Gambia College closed over Covid-19

Banjul Mayor calls for lockdown to curb Covid-19 spike