Thursday September 19, 2024

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Ministry Of Information Revokes ‘Expired’ Broadcasting Licenses Of Five Commercial Radio Stations

Ministry Of Information Revokes ‘Expired’ Broadcasting Licenses Of Five Commercial Radio Stations

The Gambia’s Ministry of Information has revoked the licenses of five commercial radio stations for operating with expired permits, effective immediately.

Tags: Gambia, radio stations, licenses revoked, broadcasting, media, Information Ministry, PURA

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West Field Murderer Reportedly Attempted To Commit Suicide

West Field Murderer Reportedly Attempted To Commit Suicide

CID Landing Jallow testified that Senegalese electrician Arona Tine attempted suicide after fatally stabbing Fatoumata Kargbo at a Forex Bureau and later confessed to the crime in a cautionary statement.

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Jaha Dukureh Urges The Government To Punish Anyone Who Practices FGM.

Jaha Dukureh Urges The Government To Punish Anyone Who Practices FGM.

By Adama Maksuba Jaha Dukureh, a prominent advocate against female genital mutilation, has urged the Gambian government to enforce the law criminalizing FGM fully. In response to parliament’s decision to uphold the ban on female circumcision in the country, the founder of Save Hands expressed her support. FGM is punishable by up to 3 years

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One Gambia, One People: The Imperative of Love and Unity

One Gambia, One People: The Imperative of Love and Unity

By Andrew SYLVA The Republic of The Gambia, a small West African nation, is often called “The Smiling Coast of Africa” due to its welcoming and hospitable nature. Despite its diverse ethnic composition, The Gambia has historically been a beacon of peace and stability in a region often marked and marred by conflicts. However, like

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Gambian Arrested For Raping Two Women In Malta

Gambian Arrested For Raping Two Women In Malta

Harona Conateh, a Gambian man in Malta, faced court for three counts of rape, denying the charges and claiming passport errors.

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