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45 GAMBIANS AWAIT RETURN FROM LEBANON
By Mafugi Ceesay
The Gambian diplomatic mission in Lebanon is working on repatriating at least 45 Gambians in that country, majority of whom are ladies,...
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45 GAMBIANS AWAIT RETURN FROM LEBANON
By Mafugi Ceesay The Gambian diplomatic mission in Lebanon is working on repatriating at least 45 Gambians in that country, majority of whom are ladies,...18 imams arraigned for flouting Covid-19 restrictions
By Momodou Darboe At least 18 imams were slammed with charges of flouting Covid-19 emergency regulations and paraded before law-courts across the country, the minister...State of emergency extended for 7 days
President Adama Barrow has extended the state of public emergency for seven days effective 1st July. A media advisory from the presidency yesterday said the...Senegal opens air borders
The government of Senegal announced it is reopening its air borders starting July 15. “The reopening of air borders will take place from July 15,...
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Jesse Jackson: America so far from social justice
By Deisy Francis Mexidor The assassination of George Floyd stoked the fire of the fight for social justice in the United States, affirmed the African...Baa Tambadou’s checquered legacy
By Burama Jammeh The resignation of Abubacarr Baa Tambadou as Attorney General and Minister of Justice was announced last week. During his term in office,...Letters: In praise of the honest Minister Samateh
Dear editor, The deadliest disease that is threatening to engulf The Gambia is not the one that requires medical attention. The most pervasive disease in...What have they fallen for? What are they falling for?
By Njundu Drammeh Society is often made or destroyed by three groups of people: the guardians of law (the Judiciary or lawyers), the guardians of...
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