Saturday January 18, 2025

Politics (G)

GTSC Unveils Ambitious Blueprint: Revolutionizing Public Transport with Bold Strategic Initiatives

By Mustapha Jallow “GTSC is now a ten-year-old entity, and since its inception, we have been expanding our fleet regularly every three years, i.e., 2013, 2015, 2016, and 2019. 2022 and 2023,” Seedy Kanyi, the General Manager of GTSC, said this on the 14 of November 2023 at GTSC headquarters. Under the visionary leadership of

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Road Demolition

Seven people were brought before the KMC court for violating the road demolition order

By Mustapha Jallow Seven people were brought before the KMC court for violating the road demolition order, Cadet ASP Modou Musa Sisawo, the acting spokesperson of the Gambia Police Force (GPF), said on Monday. “They were arrested recently and charged for non-compliance. They appeared before the KMC court today, November 13th, 2023, but their case

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Madi Jobarteh

Madi Jobarteh was charged with sedition and false information

By Omar Bah  Activist Madi Jobarteh, who was arrested and released last month was yesterday, charged with seditious intention, incitement to violence, false broadcasting, and information. The Westminster Foundation country representative was initially released on a bail bond of D100,000 secured by one Gambian surety. He has been reporting to the Police Headquarters weekly. His

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Ebrima Jawo

Barrow appoints executive coordinators in KM, Banjul 

By Omar Bah  The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Lands, Regional Administration and Religious Affairs, Saffie Sankareh-Farage, has confirmed that the government has appointed executive coordinators for Banjul and Kanifing Municipality.  Bakary Singhatey of Dippa Kunda is appointed as the Executive Coordinator for Kanifing Municipality to be deputised by Amul Nyassi of Bwiam and former National

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Sulayman-Jammeh-Bundung Junction

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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