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Gambia Transport Service Company deputy General Manager

Gambia’s Only Public Transport Service Deputy GM Stresses Efficiency, Reliability

Mr. Ba Lamin Darboe, the Deputy General Manager of the Gambia Transport Service Company (GTSC), has stressed the ultimate vision of efficiency and reliability of the transport service. Mr. Darboe told SeniGambia that his company aims to become a modern, customer-focused, and data-driven transport company, which aligns directly with their strategic priorities—to improve efficiency and…

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British High Commissioner to The Gambia

British High Commissioner appreciates UK-Gambia ties at King Charles’ birthday event

The Gambia government recently joined the United Kingdom through the British High Commission to the Gambia to formally celebrate the birthday of His Majesty King Charles III. The occasion was organised by the British High Commission in The Gambia in the form of a reception which brought together government officials, members of the diplomatic corps…

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GTSC deputy GM

Digitalisation positions GTSC among most innovative transport companies in sub-region – Deputy GM

The deputy general manager of the Gambia Transport Service Company (GTSC) has disclosed that robust digitalisation strategy and expansion drive place the GTSC as one of the leading and most innovative transport companies in the sub-region. Mr. Ba Lamin Darboe made this remark duri ng an interview with this medium at his office in Kanifing….

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EU & National Youth Parliament

EU, National Youth Parliament launch Youth Advisory Committee

The European Union Delegation to The Gambia and the National Youth Parliament – The Gambia (NYP) have established the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC). This initiative is part of the EU’s commitment to youth empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, as outlined in the EU Youth Strategy 2021-2027 and the Youth Action Plan in the European…

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National Assembly clerk, Kalipha MM Mbye

Gambia’s National Assembly Clerk represents country at global parliamentary forum in Geneva

In a landmark moment for The Gambia’s legislature, Clerk of the National Assembly, Kalipha MM Mbye, is representing the country for the first time at the prestigious meeting of the Association of Secretaries General of Parliaments (ASGP) in Geneva, Switzerland. The high-level gathering, held from October 20 to 22, 2025, ran alongside the 151st Session…

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IPU Assembly in Geneva

Gambia reaffirms strong commitment to humanitarian values at Global IPU Assembly in Geneva

The Gambia has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to upholding humanitarian principles and international law at the 151st Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Assembly, currently underway in Geneva, Switzerland. The Gambian delegation, led by Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Hon. Seedy S.K. Njie, is actively participating in the global gathering, which brings together parliamentarians from across the…

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government communication addressing by information minister

Information Minister Says Gov’t Communications Must Serve As Tool for Building Trust

The Minister of Information, Media & Broadcasting Services, Dr. Ismaila Ceesay, has said that government communication must now serve as a tool for building trust, fostering transparency, and encouraging citizen participation. He added that government communication must evolve beyond the traditional model of announcements and press releases in an age marked by rapid digital transformation,…

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audit report press statement by Dr Ceesay

Gov’t clarifies position on audit reports, reaffirms commitment to accountability

The public statement issued by the Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice (EFSCRJ) alleging that ministers reaction to commentaries and posting by the centre and anti-government propaganda proxies and opposition parties are attempts to discredit the auditor and the audit reports are completely false and lacks merit. The government sought and obtained authorisation…

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