This is in view of section 89 of the Constitution and section 42 of the Elections Act.
The nomination of candidates for the elections will last for nine days – from 5th to 13th March 2022 and between the hours of 8 o'clock in the morning and 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the respective Regional Offices in Banjul, Kanifing, Brikama, Kerewan, Mansakonko, Janjangbureh and Basse.
The party of the incumbent President Adama Barrow – the National People’s Party (NPP) is expected to contest 40 out of 53 seats. APRC will vie for seven seats in a way of tactical alliance with the NPP.
The UDP had earlier announced it will contest all the seats in National Assembly Elections.
President Adama Barrow yesterday calls for the need to share knowledge and enhance the capacity of Customs Administrations as a basis to further develop the knowledge and skills required to tackle the challenges that plague the continent.
The Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure (MoTWI), on Wednesday, 14th October, 2020 held its fifth steering committee meeting on the construction of the Basse/Fatoto road and bridges project currently ongoing in the Upper River Region of the country.
The Gambia Immigration Department (GID) and the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) on Thursday launched the Migration Information and Data Analysis system (MIDAS) at the GID headquarters in Banjul.
The minister of Public Services, Administrative Reform, Policy Coordination and Delivery, Babucarr O. Joof, has urged managers of National Association of Co-Operatives Credit Unions to be more concerned about the people as member care is key in cooperative business.
