Wednesday April 2, 2025

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Spain has Announced that the Border Agency Frontex will Patrol African Seas to Reduce Migration

The Spanish Interior Minister urged Frontex to seek African nations’ approval for patrolling their waters to curb irregular migration to the Canary Islands, while the Prime Minister emphasized the importance of legal migration for Spain’s economy and aging population, downplaying the significance of illegal migration.

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Lebanese Nationals Residing in Gambia reportedly funding Hezbollah – as per a report

The Daily Wrap reports that Hezbollah and Israel are raising funds in Africa to support their respective conflicts, with Hezbollah receiving donations from Lebanese communities and engaging in money laundering, while Israel benefits from the trade of African diamonds.

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Portuguese Woman Arrested for Cocaine Possession at Banjul International Airport

A 51-year-old Portuguese woman, Ramatu Baldeh, was arrested at Banjul International Airport for attempting to smuggle over 200 cocaine pellets, leading to the apprehension of Abdoulia Dembo, who was found with additional pellets during a subsequent investigation.

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Micheal Sang Correa to Stand Trial for Torture in Denver, USA

Michael Sang Correa, an alleged member of a Gambian death squad, is set to stand trial in Denver on September 16, 2024, marking the first time a non-US citizen will be tried in a US federal court for torture committed abroad under the Extraterritorial Torture Act.

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Ecowas Delegation Underscores Impactful Aid Efforts And Identifies Ongoing Needs In Gambia

An Ecowas delegation conducted a five-day field validation in Banjul to assess and ensure the transparent and effective delivery of humanitarian aid for The Gambia’s food crisis and flood disaster, with beneficiaries expressing gratitude for the support while highlighting ongoing needs.

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