Gambia implements duty waivers, fee reductions, and streamlined procedures for livestock importation and sales at new Brikama and Kanifing points from May 27, 2025, to support Tobaski trade.
Modou Turo Darboe’s Vision Development Foundation donates to install more solar streetlights in Bandung, aiding the Bena Bundung Committee Development Association’s efforts to enhance community safety and infrastructure.
Green Ghetto Boys defeated Colombia FC 1–0 with a last-minute goal at Banyaka Football Field, securing D20,000 and a trophy; Salum Camara of Holland FC was top scorer and Colombia FC won Best Fan Club.
The Gambia, smallest country in mainland Africa, featuring beautiful beaches, vibrant local culture, and diverse wildlife along the Gambia River and national parks.
EFSCRJ criticizes Gambian authorities for neglect leading to a scabies outbreak at a Quranic school, demanding accountability and urgent reforms to safeguard children’s rights and health in boarding schools.
Gabon to halt raw manganese exports by 2029 and ban chicken imports from 2027, aiming to boost local processing, create skilled jobs, and enhance economic self-reliance.
Namibia observed its first genocide remembrance day for the Herero and Nama massacres, urging Germany for additional reparations beyond the €1.1 billion already pledged.
At least 115 people have died in Mokwa, Nigeria, following catastrophic floods triggered by heavy rains and a dam collapse, raising urgent concerns about climate change and disaster preparedness.
A gas explosion in Tripoli, Libya, kills two and injures fifteen Gambian migrants; The Gambia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating support and investigating the incident.
Gambia implements duty waivers, fee reductions, and streamlined procedures for livestock importation and sales at new Brikama and Kanifing points from May 27, 2025, to support Tobaski trade.
Modou Turo Darboe’s Vision Development Foundation donates to install more solar streetlights in Bandung, aiding the Bena Bundung Committee Development Association’s efforts to enhance community safety and infrastructure.
EFCSRJ commemorates World Press Freedom Day 2025 by celebrating journalists’ courage, urging legal reforms in The Gambia, and advocating for AI adoption to strengthen media freedom and accountability.
The EF Small Centre denounces a State House request for over D3.6 million for a medical trip for the President’s mother, calling it unlawful and a misuse of public funds that highlights governance failures and a struggling health system.
At least 115 people have died in Mokwa, Nigeria, following catastrophic floods triggered by heavy rains and a dam collapse, raising urgent concerns about climate change and disaster preparedness.
A gas explosion in Tripoli, Libya, kills two and injures fifteen Gambian migrants; The Gambia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating support and investigating the incident.
