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Ethiopia and The Gambia on Tuesday signed two agreements in Addis Ababa aimed at strengthening their bilateral relations, with a trade and investment agreement being one of the accords signed.
The independent candidate in last month’s presidential elections in The Gambia, Hamat Bah, has on Sunday afternoon, indicated that there was no level playing field in the build up to the elections and that there was serious abuse of incumbency by President...
Since independence in 1965, Gambians have not been strangers to elections, going to the polls every five years to elect a new leader.
The Commonwealth is preparing to send a team of election observers to The Gambia to monitor the conduct of the presidential poll on November 24, a statement from the organization’s Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma revealed on Sunday.
The leaders of five Gambian opposition parties on Saturday in Banjul, signed a memorandum of understanding that formalizes their common position on forming a coalition that will select a single candidate that would contest the forthcoming presidential...
Dr Christiana Thorpe, the Chairperson of National Electoral Commission in Sierra Leone, is to lead the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) fact-finding mission for the November 24 presidential elections in The Gambia, according to a statement...
Eight people in The Gambia, all foreign nationals have been sentenced to 50 years in jail with hard labor by a magistrates’ court in Banjul which found them guilty of cocaine trafficking.
Members of an Austrian women’s group, Soroptimist International Austria, raised €42,000 in a single day’s fundraising event for the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) school meals program in The Gambia.
The Executive Director of the Gambia National Environment Agency, NEA, Momodou B. Sarr, has indicated that The Gambia is one of the countries most vulnerable to the rapacious consequences of climate change in Africa and that Banjul the capital face a...