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GTBoard raises alarm over beach attacks ahead of tourism season

Sep 29, 2026 • Sheriff JANKO
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    UDP, UNITE hit back at Hamat Bah’s tribal rhetoric

    Sep 29, 2026

    UDP, UNITE hit back at Hamat Bah’s tribal rhetoric
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    WAG honours poet Juka Fatou Jabang at Literature Day 2026

    Sep 29, 2026

    WAG honours poet Juka Fatou Jabang at Literature Day 2026
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    Darboe holds back political faith declaration amid PMNU launching

    Sep 29, 2026

    Darboe holds back political faith declaration amid PMNU launching
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    GMP withdraws from Coalition 2026, cites ‘disrespect’ for agreements

    Sep 29, 2026

    GMP withdraws from Coalition 2026, cites ‘disrespect’ for agreements

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The ECOWAS Mission in The Gambia (ECOMIG) has clarified that the ongoing rotation of the Senegalese contingent serving under the mission is a routine exercise and is not related to the forthcoming elections in The Gambia. In a statement issued amid what it described as “speculative and unsubstantiated commentaries” surrounding the movement of Senegalese troops, ECOMIG said the arrival of the incoming contingent forms part of its routine annual rotation of personnel deployed under the mission.

Sep 25, 2026 • Makutu Manneh

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Staff of Gambia International Airlines (GIA) have staged a sit-down strike at the company’s headquarters at Banjul International Airport, protesting what they say are unresolved concerns over staff welfare, particularly medical benefits and access to staff loans. The industrial action has brought attention to a number of longstanding concerns raised by employees, with the staff association currently engaged in discussions with management to seek solutions to the issues.

Sep 25, 2026 • Isatou Ceesay Bah

IHRDA, GPU develop guide to strengthen ethical reporting on children

IHRDA, GPU develop guide to strengthen ethical reporting on children

The Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA), in partnership with the Gambia Press Union (GPU) and with support from UNICEF, is developing a Media Guide on Legal and Ethical Reporting on Child Matters in The Gambia. The initiative forms part of the project titled “Strengthening Media Capacity on Child Rights and Ethical Reporting in The Gambia,” which seeks to enhance the capacity of journalists, editors and other media practitioners to report on children in ways that protect their rights, dignity, privacy, safety and best interests. The development of the guide was discussed on Thursday, September 24, 2026, during a stakeholder engagement held at Metzy Hotel, bringing together media practitioners and other stakeholders to review and provide input into the document.

Sep 25, 2026 • Isatou Ceesay Bah

Kanifing Court orders real estate firm to refund D800,000 to land buyer

The Kanifing Magistrate Court has ordered a real estate company, Ferreh Lulu Properties, and its director, Lamin Ceesay, to refund D800,000 to a buyer after a failed land transaction. Delivering judgment, Magistrate Binta Sowe held that the plaintiff, Marabi Camara, had established his case on the preponderance of evidence in accordance with Sections 141 and 143 of the Evidence Act 1994. The court noted that the defendant was duly served and summoned but failed to appear in court and did not adduce any reason for his absence. As a result, the evidence on record stood unchallenged. Nuha Bojang on behalf of the plaintiff, told the court that the matter began sometime in February 2026 when his elder brother was looking for land to buy. Bojang said his brother’s friend, Famara Jammeh, informed them that he had seen a company on Facebook that sells land, identified as Ferreh Lulu Properties.

Sep 25, 2026 • Landing Ceesay

Juka Jabang: Gambian feminine literature giant to be celebrated tomorrow

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The Writers' Association of The Gambia (WAG) has earmarked the much-awaited Gambia Literature Day to celebrate the life, times and writings of national literary giant, poet and author Madam Juka Fatou Jabang. Taking place at the conference room of the West African International School on Saturday, September 26, the event is set to be graced by writers, authors, students, academics, literary scholars and top government functionaries.

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