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Hon. Njai Calls for Peaceful Protests Amid Electricity and Accountability Demands

National Assembly Member for Banjul Central, Hon. Abdoulie Njai, has described citizens’ demands for electricity and accountability as legitimate, while urging them to express their frustrations through peaceful protests.  Speaking during the Matter of the Day debate at the Third and Fourth Ordinary Sessions of the 2026 Legislative Year, Njai raised concerns over the country’s…

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United States Launches $930,000 Forensic Investigation Enhancement Project to Strengthen The Gambia’s Justice System

The United States government, through the U.S. Embassy in Banjul and the Department of State’s Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL), on Tuesday, September 8, launched a 24-month Forensic Investigation Enhancement Project worth $930,000 for The Gambia. The program will be implemented by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC),…

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President Barrow Approves New Roads for Faraba and Kombo East Communities

His Excellency President Adama Barrow has approved the construction of a new road network linking Faraba and neighbouring communities within the Kombo East district, West Coast Region. The President made this announcement today (Wednesday) while receiving a delegation from Faraba who came to show appreciation for the unprecedented developments his government has delivered in their…

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Gambia Secures $100 Million Trade Finance Facility from BADEA

The Gambian government has announced the signing of a $100 million trade finance facility with the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), aimed at boosting businesses’ ability to import essential goods and commodities.  The agreement was finalized in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by Finance Minister Seedy Keita and BADEA President Abdullah Al-Musabbeh, according to…

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Barrow Breaks Silence: “We Will Not Rest Until There Is Light in Your Homes”

President Adama Barrow has publicly acknowledged the country’s worsening electricity crisis, pledging urgent action to restore reliable power supply and ease the suffering of Gambians.  In a televised address from State House on Tuesday evening, Barrow admitted that prolonged outages have brought immense hardship to households and businesses. “Fans have stopped turning, children are studying…

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