Gambian assistant referee Sait Ngallan has been invited by the West Africa Football Union Zone B (WAFU-B) to take part in their CAF U-17 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier tournament in Burkina Faso. The ...

The head coach of The Gambia U20 team Abdoulie Bojang has noted his side’s improvement in the second encounter with Senegal’s U23 team who completed a double over the Young Scorpions. The Gambia U20 ...

The Gambia Teachers’ Union has called on the government to increase spending on education, improve teachers’ pay and establish a dedicated Teaching Service Commission, warning that underinvestment and ...

Two Sierra Leonean women have pleaded not guilty to a charge of assaulting a policeman and policewoman while they were allegedly carrying out their duties at Brusubi Turntable in the West Coast Region ...

The National Assembly’s Finance and Public Accounts Committee (FPAC) has flagged more than D1.7 million in questioned payments involving staff and officials of Banjul City Council, including alleged ...

A colonial boundary pillar believed to be more than 120 years old has been found intact in Kanjabina village in Foni Berefet District, West Coast Region, providing a rare physical link to the ...

The Gambia Government is projecting D17 million (seventeen million dalasi) for fire-fighting, ambulances and rescue vehicles in the 2027 budget, an increase from the D625,000 (six hundred and ...

The Gambian government has signed a D110 million contract to extend the national electricity grid to 10 underserved communities in the West Coast Region.

The Gambia is projected to collect more than D104.5 million from passport fees in 2027, while the revenue for Securiport will increase to D187 million, according to the government’s 2027 Estimates of ...

The government is projected to spend D257.29 million on vehicles in 2027, according to the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs’ 2027–2029 Programme-Based Budget (PBB) submitted to the National ...

The Ndungu Kebbeh facility is one of six cold storage facilities being built across the country, including locations in Pirang, Brikama, Gunjur and Brikama Ba.

Niger’s Prime Minister, Ali Lamine Zeine, has told the United Nations General Assembly that his country will no longer accept external control over its natural resources, foreign policy or choice of ...