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A Gambian Cleric Calls for Reforms of the AU and ECOWAS to Enable More Significant Action During the African Crisis

Imam Baba Leigh, a prominent Gambian cleric, delivered a scathing critique of the African Union (AU) and ECOWAS for failing to address critical issues facing Africans, while also advocating for a two-term limit across all political parties to promote transparency in Gambian politics.

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Gambia Parliament Approves Landmark Agreement for Legal Employment Opportunities in Spain

The Gambia’s parliament has approved a “circular migration” agreement with Spain, allowing Gambians to pursue legal, seasonal employment for four years, aiming to reduce unemployment and curb irregular migration without financial burden to the country.

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The GPA Managing Director Stands by Transparency in Banjul Ports Expansion Despite Concerns

Ousman Jobarteh, Managing Director of the Gambia Ports Authority, defended the transparency of the $20.56 million Banjul Ports Expansion Project, emphasizing that it followed international bidding standards, with Albayrak of Turkey selected after a competitive process to enhance The Gambia’s trade competitiveness and job security.

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AG Defends Amendments in the 2024 Draft Constitution

Minister of Justice Dawda Jallow defended the amendments to the draft constitution, stating they resulted from extensive consultations and aimed to create a legal framework that addresses historical injustices and supports a democratic future for The Gambia, despite criticisms of being self-serving.

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Gambia and Other Countries Have Pledged Over $45 Million to the WHO Sustainable Financing Drive

Fourteen African countries, including The Gambia, pledged over $45 million to the WHO’s inaugural Investment Round, aimed at securing sustainable financing for the health sector, with support from key partners.

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