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Minister of Foreign Affairs and IEC Chairman

Barrow appoints Sering Modou Njie as Foreign Affairs Minister, Joseph Colley as IEC Chair

President Adama Barrow has appointed Sering Modou Njie as the new Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad with immediate effect. Minister Sering Modou Njie, a seasoned public servant and diplomat, previously served as Minister for Defence. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and a Master’s Degree in International Relations.  Minister…

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Gambia's Finance Minister speaking at Seville Conference

Gambia’s Finance Minister calls for urgent overhaul of global financial system at Seville Conference

The Gambia’s Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Seedy K.M. Keita, has issued a powerful call for urgent reforms to the global financial system during the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) in Seville, Spain. Speaking at the Third Multi-Stakeholder Round Table on Reforming the International Financial Architecture, Minister Keita highlighted how the…

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MDI officials and students

MDI unveils state-of-the-art classroom for Master’s students

The Management Development Institute (MDI) has officially unveiled a newly refurbished state-of-the-art classroom dedicated to the first cohort of the Master’s in Public Sector Management program. The unveiling of the classroom took place on Wednesday during the matriculation of the first cohort of master’s students, marking the first of its kind in the institution’s history….

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GIMPA, MDI

GIMPA, MDI matriculate 28 Master’s students in Public Sector Management

The Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) in collaboration with the Management Development Institute (MDI), has officially welcomed its first cohort of Master’s students in a historic matriculation ceremony held on Wednesday 2 July 2025 at the MDI campus. The event marked the formal admission of 28 Gambian students into the inaugural Master’s…

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UNDP 2025 Human Development Report

UNDP rallies state ministers, academics to discuss 2025 Human Development Report

The United Nations Development Fund (UNDP) recently launched its 2025 annual Human Development Report, bringing together state ministers, permanent secretaries, diplomats, academics, activists and CSO members to discuss the substance of this year’s report. The high-level event was staged at the Kairaba Beach Hotel in Senegambia, with people who have distinguished themselves in their various…

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UTG students partner Modempay and Yonna group

UTG student leaders take step to partner Modempay, Yonna Group

Anchored on broader efforts to cement partnerships and enhance student welfare, members of the executive of the University of The Gambia Students Union recently paid courtesy visits to Modempay and Yonna Group, a mobile transfer service and mobile financial service respectively. During a meeting with Modempay, the parties discussed potential integration of the firm’s digital…

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Master Farmers' Cooperative Association

Master Farmers’ Cooperative Association enhances farming with new tractors, mini truck

Ahead of this year’s farming season with rainfall to soon commence intensely, Master Farmers’ Cooperative Association (MaFCA), a union of dedicated farmers in The Gambia, has acquired three Massey Faguson tractors and a Mercedes Benz mini truck for their farming activities. The farmers’ association acquired the tractors on credit provided by the Social Development Fund…

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Mahmoud Lamin Jawla speaking on sporting discipline and coaches

‘At the heart of every successful sporting discipline lies dedication of coaches’

Mahmoud Lamin Jawla, the acting executive director of the National Sports Council, has stated that at the heart of every successful sporting discipline lie the dedication and expertise of coaches. The acting NSC boss Jawla made this remark recently, adding: “So for that reason, your role extends beyond tactical guidance. Your role shapes athletes into…

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