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President Barrow's special adviser criticizes NHRC

Barrow’s special adviser criticises NHRC chair

Momodou Sabally, special adviser to President Adama Barrow, has strongly criticised the Chair of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) following alleged comments made about an investigative report published by The Republic. “Describing the NHRC’s stance as “despicable and deplorable,” Sabally emphasised that his remarks reflect his personal views and not his official position. In…

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GMC leader

GMC leader welcomes Majority Leader’s Motion at Plenary to discuss Jammeh assets sale

Mai Ahmad Fatty, leader of the Gambia Moral Congress (GMC), has commended the Majority Leader of Parliament, Hon. Billay G. Tunkara, for presenting a Motion for the Plenary to discuss the National People’s Party (NPP) proposal of a Parliamentary sub-committee investigation into alleged improper disposal of public assets looted by ex-President Jammeh, worth over 300…

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Tabax Rewmi

Tabax Rewmi Movement blasts Gov’t over Jammeh assets, lambasts parties for ‘collusion’

In response to Government of The Gambia’s “Official Statement on Asset Recovery Process” dated 5 May 2025, the political movement Tabax Rewmi has lambasted government over the asset sales, citing opacity and “shameless exploitation” of the process. The movement did not just place all blame on government, it also lambasted Gambian political parties for “collusion”….

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KAC chairman

KAC chairman dismisses UDP allegations

Kerewan Area Council chairman, Papa Tunkara, has dismissed the United Democratic Party (UDP) allegations of reckless spending as “bogus and misleading”. He claimed his administration inherited a struggling council and has since improved infrastructure and financial stability. Chairman Tunkara also defended recent vehicle purchases and a U.S. trip, citing operational needs and international partnerships. Below…

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Simon Gomez with new NPP officials

Former GDC candidate Simon Gomez joins NPP

Simon I. Gomez, who contested the 2022 National Assembly elections for the Foni Bintang constituency under the Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC), has officially joined the ruling National People’s Party (NPP). The announcement came following a meeting with the NPP’s Deputy Campaign Manager, Momodou Sabally, held the previous day. Mr Gomez formalized his decision during a…

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Yusef Taylor on parliament

Parliament has failed to fulfill critical responsibility – Yusef Taylor

Yusef Taylor, a journalist and human rights advocates, has said the Gambia’s parliament has failed to fulfill one of its most critical responsibilities of checking or overseeing how government is spending tax-payers money. “For over a year, The Gambia’s Parliament has failed to fulfill one of its most critical responsibilities: overseeing government spending of taxpayer…

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CSOs call in parliament

CSOs call on Parliament to reintroduce Clause 14 of the Election Bill

The Gambia Participates, Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice, and Election Watch Committee held a press conference on Wednesday, March 19, calling on Parliament to rescind their directives by reintroducing Clause 14 of the Election Bill. The clause guaranteed Gambians in the diaspora the right to vote for their respective representatives without the…

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CoPG expressing dissatisfaction over diaspora voting rejection

CoPG expresses dissatisfaction over rejection of diaspora voting

The Coalition of Progressive Gambians (CoPG) has voiced its dissatisfaction with the cabinet’s rejection of Section 14 of the Election Bill presented to the National Assembly that would allow Gambians living abroad to vote in elections while residing in foreign countries. In a letter addressed to the SeniGambia news, the CoPG executive described the decision…

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NHRC expresses disappointment over denying voting right of Gambians in Diaspora

Disappointment over the National Assembly Vote Denying Diasporan Gambians the Right to Vote The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) expresses its concern over the recent voting in the National Assembly on the Election Bill 2021, held on Tuesday, 4th March 2025, which effectively denies Gambians in the diaspora the fundamental right to vote. The right…

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