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Coalition 2026, led by UNITE leader Talib Ahmed Bensouda, has unveiled its manifesto titled ‘The Gambia We Deserve’, outlining 3 pillars, 13 policy points and 66 priority actions it says will be completed by 2031 when The Gambia turns 66 years old.

Speaking at the launch on October 22, 2026, ahe...


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The Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs is expected to lay the final 2027 national budget before the National Assembly today, with initial estimates putting government spending at D66.78 billion, a 12.5 per cent increase from the D59.36 billion approved for 2026.

The proposed budget, which ...


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The Government of The Gambia, in partnership with the World Bank, yesterday awarded matching grants totalingUS$1,235,641 to beneficiaries of the third cohort of the Yokuté Accelerator Program, while officially launching its fourth cohort to strengthen local businesses and expand economic opportunities in the tourism sector.


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As The Gambia prepares for its December 5, 2026 presidential election, civic leaders are urging citizens to embrace tolerance, responsible communication, and unity to safeguard peace and democracy.

At a workshop themed “Bridging the Divide, Fostering Social Cohesion and Peace”, Chief Civic Education Officer of t...


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The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has said it could not release the raw voter roll data until the Revising Courts complete their hearings and magistrates sign the relevant documents, amid growing demands for transparency ahead of the December 2026 presidential election.

The IEC chairman made the clarifi...


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