Monday November 25, 2024

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Over 600 Drug Arrests were Reported in Gambia

Over 600 Drug Arrests were Reported in Gambia

The Drug Law Enforcement Agency Gambia (DLEAG) reported 623 drug-related cases in 2023, involving 633 individuals, with a rise in the arrests of non-Gambian nationals, particularly Senegalese and Sierra Leoneans, as the agency intensifies efforts to combat drug trafficking and its impact on youth.

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The NHRC is Urging the Gambia Gov’t to Create Policies Safeguarding Older Persons

The NHRC is Urging the Gambia Gov’t to Create Policies Safeguarding Older Persons

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) urges the Gambian government to establish a National Policy on Older Persons, expand pensions and healthcare, and ensure older persons’ rights, protection, and participation in national development, while addressing age-related discrimination and advocating for their dignity.

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The Gambia Armed Forces Defends Shooting a ‘Drunk’ Driver

The Gambia Armed Forces Defends Shooting a ‘Drunk’ Driver

The Gambia Armed Forces defended the use of force at a checkpoint on August 25, stating that a driver posed a severe threat by refusing to stop and nearly hitting a soldier, leading to the shooting of the vehicle’s tires and the accidental injury of a passenger.

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Police Begin a New Crackdown on Individuals Reoccupying Cleared Roadside

Police Begin a New Crackdown on Individuals Reoccupying Cleared Roadside

Law enforcement has resumed clearing unauthorized roadside structures in Greater Banjul, despite criticism from affected individuals and opposition groups, with Commissioner Lamin King Colley warning of legal consequences for reoccupying cleared areas.

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Single Mother Survives Son’s Attempted Murder by Arson

Single Mother Survives Son’s Attempted Murder by Arson

Jainaba Janneh is recovering from burn injuries after surviving an arson attack by her son, Musa Ceesay, following an argument over his girlfriend; the incident has shocked the community, leaving them questioning how such a tragedy could occur.

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