Jammeh: Human civilization on brink of catastrophe

Jammeh addresses 68th UNGA in 2013 where he identified “homosexuality” as one of “three biggest threats to human existence.”(Photo Credit: UN/Amanda Voisard)

Jammeh calls terrorists ‘human vermin’

Jammeh had also called for a United Nations investigation into the "man-made sinking" of boats carrying African migrants to Europe. Here (photo) he addresses 68th UN General Assembly in 2013 (Photo Credit: UN/Amanda Voisard)

Malta to deport 80 Gambians

Malta's FA Minister George Vella and Gambia's FA  Bala Garba Jahumpa (Photo: Omar Camilleri, DOI)

Kaba Bajo Is GFF President

After his defead, Buba Bojang warned there are differences among football stakeholders in The Gambia (Photo Credit: Total Football)

Gambia increases passport fee to D3000

The increment in cost and the change from machine readable to biometric passports will not affect current passport holders, according to immigration officials.

IMF: NAWEC leads spending pressures in Gambia

“Public debt, which stood at more than 80 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at the end of 2013, is projected to exceed 90 percent of GDP by the end of this year. The burden of government borrowing will exert further pressure on inflation, international reserves, and the exchange rate," IMF says.

Belgium-based Gambian singer to tour West African country in charity

Heart Wash will arrive in Banjul on Monday September 15 (Photo Credit:  Thomas De Beule/Facebook)

A Gambian musician who is based in Belgium is to hold a musical tour of the country of which proceeds will be put into charity, event organisers Little Zion, announced.

 

The singer, who goes by the name Heart Wash, will arrive in Banjul on Monday September 15. He will use the tour to promote his third album ‘Tesitoo’ (Ready to Work), says Little Zion event manager Thomas De Beule.

Journalists Trial: ‘Evidence of prosecution witnesses unreliable’

Defence lawyers argue the journalists have no case to answer

Kinteh, Kebbeh disqualified from GFF presidency race

“Gambian football has suffered from normalization for two years, and then we came into office for less than a year and now a normalization committee again,” ousted GFF president Mustapha Kebbeh, who expressed doubt in the credibility of the committee, lamented in August 2014.
(Photo Credit: Sang Mendy)

Journalist Jobe, Bittaye freed of sedition charges

The deputy editor-in-chief of the Daily Observer newspaper has been imprisoned since his arrest in February 2013.