Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso, under junta rule, exit ECOWAS amid tensions over democratic restoration, accusing the bloc of interference and seeking support from Russia, while ECOWAS pursues negotiation despite no formal withdrawal notice.
Tom Saintfiet resigns as Gambia’s coach after their African Cup of Nations exit, despite prior successes, citing love for the country but facing criticism over his tactical decisions, leaving the Football Federation grateful for his service and wishing him well.
The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education and UNICEF highlight the plight of 46,000 Gambian children denied education, urging urgent action to ensure access and support for their future.
Gambia inaugurates a Tax Tribunal, led by Ghanaian Judge Justice George Appah Kwabeng, to combat tax evasion. Finance Minister Seedy Keita underscores the commitment to a fair tax system, while Commissioner General Yankuba Darboe emphasizes redress for taxpayers. President Kwabeng seeks logistical support and a neutral hearing venue.
Illegal rosewood trade persists in The Gambia, as traffickers continue to defy the ban, raising concerns about environmental conservation and the effectiveness of enforcement measures.
