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GPPA WARNS IEC AGAINST AWARDING CONTRACT WITHOUT APPROVAL
By Omar Bah The Gambia Public Procurement Authority (GPPA) has warned that the Independent Electoral Commission's plan to go against its advice to contract a...Narcotics officer testifies in Ya-Kumba’s trial
By Amadou Jadama The trial of nominated National Member Ya-Kumba Jaiteh, who is charged with assault and obstruction, yesterday proceeded at the Kanifing court before...Journalist Ebou Waggeh dies
Veteran journalist Ebou Waggeh has died. He was 63. The late Waggeh worked for national broadcaster GRTS where he was among the pioneer staff from...Sukuta man implicates NIA in illegal land grabbing
By Tabora Bojang A witness, Oustass Musa Cham yesterday revealed before the truth commission an alleged dubious syndicate run by the NIA and other security...
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Two decades of a shared journey toward new heights in the new era
By Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi This year marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC)....The political dribbling of tribe
By Sulayman Jeng Tribalism has been spiking Gambian politics worrisomely in the recent past. Despite its intractable difficulty to cage, addressing it requires an impartial...On the fractures and tensions of a nation: the end is nigh
By Dr Assan Jallow National unity is a priceless asset that must be protected and preserved by all through the culture of engaged scholarship, effective...Letters: When will President Adama Barrow address the tribal politics of Hamat Bah?
Dear editor, There is no doubt that no Gambian should be subjected to discrimination and ethnic profiling by State agents. Indeed, I've received some complaints...
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