Gambia Minister Urges Africa to Stop Exporting Raw Minerals
Gambia's Petroleum Minister Nani Juwara calls for African countries to process natural resources locally to boost economies and create jobs.
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Gambia's Petroleum Minister Nani Juwara calls for African countries to process natural resources locally to boost economies and create jobs.
Gambia is hosting the 18th General Assembly of the Organisation of African Geological Surveys to strengthen scientific cooperation and promote sustainable management of Africa's mineral r...
University of The Gambia students protest at Kanifing Campus over deteriorating conditions at Faraba Campus
The Gambia government spent D827.59 million on fuel subsidies between March and September 2026.
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A 72-hour general strike in Senegal, initiated by 13 labor unions, enters its second day, paralyzing healthcare, education, and transport sectors.
Gambia's IEC delays raw voter roll data release until Revising Courts complete hearings and magistrates sign documents.
Gambian leaders call for tolerance, unity, and peace ahead of the December 5, 2026 presidential election to safeguard democracy.
The Gambia government and World Bank award $1.235M to 60 tourism MSMEs under the Yokuté Accelerator Program to boost economic opportunities.
Gambia's Finance Minister to present 2027 budget of D66.78 billion, a 12.5% increase from 2026, to National Assembly.
Coalition 2026, led by Talib Ahmed Bensouda, launches manifesto outlining 3 pillars, 13 policies, and 66 actions to transform Gambia by 2031.