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Central Bank of The Gambia’s MPC Decided to Maintain the Monetary Policy Rate at 17 Percent

The Central Bank of The Gambia keeps the monetary policy rate at 17 percent in September 2025, as the IMF predicts 3.0 percent global growth, 7.5 percent Sub-Saharan inflation, and US$66.9 per barrel oil prices, amid challenges from high food and raw material costs.

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UN Warns About the Exclusion of President Biya’s Rivals from the Voting Process in Cameroon

UN officials call for free and fair elections in Cameroon as President Paul Biya seeks an eighth term, amid concerns over opposition restrictions, voter registration issues, and ongoing conflicts, following the 2018 election’s irregularities and low turnout.

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Increased IMF Support for The Gambia

The IMF has increased funding for The Gambia to over 165 million USD for economic and climate initiatives, praised by IMF Director Dr. Outtara WAUTABOUNA, with President Adama Barrow emphasizing African integration and Finance Minister Seedy Keita detailing implementation.

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Burkina Faso Enacts Law Prohibiting Homosexuality

Burkina Faso’s new law banning homosexuality, with penalties up to five years in prison, aligns with other African nations and raises human rights concerns under military rule since the 2022 coup.

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The Gambia, Mauritius, Botswana, Namibia, Sierra Leone, and Madagascar are among the safest African countries to visit in 2025 – GPI 2025 REPORT

Discover the safest African countries for travelers in 2025, including Mauritius, Botswana, Namibia, The Gambia, and Sierra Leone, celebrated for their political stability, low crime rates, and stunning attractions, per the Global Peace Index.

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