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The Kanifing Magistrate Court has heard a “no case to answer” submission filed by the defence in the ongoing trial involving Kemo Fatty, Alieu Bah and Omar Camara.

The trio are standing trial in a case instituted by the Inspector General of Police (IGP) on charges of unlawful assembly and common nui...


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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad has said that a vessel carrying migrants that departed from Bakau on 18 April 2026 has arrived in Mauritania, with several passengers receiving medical attention.

The ministry said Gambian diplomatic officials in Mauritan...


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Buba Bayo, popularly known as “Bilbao,” delivered one of the most electrifying performances of the championship, asserting his dominance in the sprint events of the Senior Secondary category.

The Nema-Su speedster exploded out of the blocks in the 100m Open Boys final, powering down the track with a...


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The Gambia Navy has rescued about 120 suspected irregular migrants who were stranded on an island in Bunyadou in the North Bank Region.

The migrants were said to have been without access to food or clean drinking water, raising serious concerns about their safety and wellbeing.

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Fishermen and women in Bakau have appealed to the Ministry of Fisheries to subsidise fuel, saying rising operational costs are affecting productivity and profitability.

They say support would ease pressure on fishing activities, a key livelihood for many coastal communities.

At the Bakau l...


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