Kejau advising the Gambia armed forces personnel
demand 
made by some young people in thecountry, said his party will be putting up
We urge our leaders to unite as soon as possible and elect a leader among them either by asking the people directly in the form of primaries as they did in the last election or by elections among t
'Who owns what water?’ remains a controversial question for rural communities across the world. During World Water Week, we should be searching for answers.
A small Oslo-listed but London-based independent present offshore Gambia says it has signed a letter of intent (LOI) to farm out part of its 100% interest in the country’s offshore deepwater licenc
By Muhammed S. Bah
It is evident from the release that the domestic debt continues to grow.
By Dr. Binneh Minteh
Now that the Commissions are Slowly Tracing Yaya Jammehs Prints on The World Map, Let no one be surprised by the role played by
Interesting times in our country these days, with the commission into Yaya Jammeh siphoning of the meagre resources of the nations being laid to bare.
Present during the lunching was Hon. Suwaibou Touray who is the only National Assembly member who attended the lecture series of Prof.
Golden Lead, a Chinese-owned factory operating in the Gambia, has been accused of discharging toxic waste in to a water body of the small West African country.
The government of The Gambia has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the Gambia Electricity Support Project.
September will be the decisive month. All the presidential candidates who are to contest against Jammeh would be declaring their candidature in September. The signs are on the horizon.
BY ALEXANDRA RUCKI
A spokesman for the soap has since issued an apology
There is every reason to believe that Dr. Isatou Touray is also offering herself as a candidate in the 2016 presidential election.
In the latest of a number of recent updates, the management of African Petroleum Co
Our reporters this morning, report chaos in an around Banjul as drivers plying these routes refused to reduce the prices of the fares as they had agreed with government to do.
In the latest of a number of recent updates, the management of African Petroleum Co
Our reporters this morning, report chaos in an around Banjul as drivers plying these routes refused to reduce the prices of the fares as they had agreed with government to do.
The Shares in African Petroleum Corporation (APCL) headed south again on Monday following reports the Gambian government has put the company’s two offshore blocks up for offer.
Managing directors of Guaranty Trust Bank and First International Bank has appeared before a commission of inquiry.
By Dr. Binneh Minteh
Now that the Commissions are Slowly Tracing Yaya Jammehs Prints on The World Map, Let no one be surprised by the role played by
Interesting times in our country these days, with the commission into Yaya Jammeh siphoning of the meagre resources of the nations being laid to bare.
Present during the lunching was Hon. Suwaibou Touray who is the only National Assembly member who attended the lecture series of Prof.
Happy sang Marie is rarely heard anywhere else except in The Gambia and among Gambians in the diaspora as this feast is very unique to Gambia and to Gambian Christians mainly Catholics who celebrat
The government of The Gambia is being cautioned to take all available measures to ensure that we the Gambian people do not incur unnecessary expenses and burden as they threatened to cancel the oil
The recent community protest at the Bakoteh Dumpsite has sparked this paper's interest in the way and manner we handle our waste management and spurred the editor and other staffs to take on the al
It seems the GDC supporters of Mama Kandeh, have forgotten that Mama was one of those MPs whilst serving the dictator's whims that enacted the harsh sedition laws under which the police have all ri
