Friday September 20, 2024
NAM defends the decision to vote for the ex-presidents’ bill 

NAM defends the decision to vote for the ex-presidents’ bill 

By Omar Bah The National Assembly Member for Bundungka Kunda, Sulayman Jammeh has defended his decision to vote for the controversial former president’s bill. Opposition members from the UDP, PDOIS, and Independent marched out of the Assembly during the debate Last week, the National Assembly passed the controversial new bill to establish lifetime pensions, gratuities,

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UDP’s Taal says Jammeh will benefit from former presidents’ bills unless…

UDP’s Taal says Jammeh will benefit from former presidents’ bills unless…

By Omar Bah The opposition United Democratic Party (UDP) spokesperson, Almamy Fanding Taal, said. However, Jammeh’s crimes must effectively deny him any post-presidential largesse, and there is no law prohibiting him from benefiting from the just-passed former president’s bill. Last week, the National Assembly passed the controversial former president’s bill despite strong opposition from critics

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Authorities warned businesses on the roads to vacate before their properties get destroyed

Authorities warned businesses on the roads to vacate before their properties get destroyed

By Mustapha Jallow Bakary Manneh, an official of the National Road Authority (NRA), who was seen fully protected by armed paramilitary officers and soldiers, has warned businesses to start moving their canteens and stalls that are illegally occupying the roads.  He said failure to do so could spark demolition, and other punishment follows. “Leave before

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The opposition leader, who was slabbed with criminal charges, finally pays (D471,200) to the complainant

The opposition leader, who was slabbed with criminal charges, finally pays (D471,200) to the complainant

By Mustapha Jallow Musa Yalli Batchilly, an opposition leader who was booked by police investigators and charged with obtaining money by pretense and conspiracy to commit a felony, has been released on Friday after paying four hundred and seventy-one thousand two hundred dalasis (D471,200) to a complainant.   When contacted for comment on the matter, Cadet

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