Audit Report Uncovers Irregularities in the 2023 Government Accounts
The National Audit Office’s 2023 report exposes severe financial irregularities in Gambia’s government, including improper allocations, undocumented salary hikes, non-compliant contracts, uncollected fishing fines, and stagnant mining revenues, prompting urgent calls for enhanced oversight and regulatory compliance.
EFSCRJ Receives the 2021 – 2023 Audit Report with Outrage, Demands Accountability
The Edward Francis Small Centre for Rights and Justice denounces the 2021-2023 Gambia audit reports exposing D110 billion in financial discrepancies, corrupt procurement, uncollected fines, and systemic mismanagement, urging President Barrow to prosecute offenders, recover funds, and reform governance to restore transparency and public trust.
Surahata Janneh Claimed that Janneh Commission Functioned without Political Interference
Surahata Janneh testified on July 14, 2025, before Gambia’s National Assembly Select Committee, detailing the Janneh Commission’s independent investigation into the transparent disposal of Yahya Jammeh’s assets, including luxury vehicles and shareholdings.
Group Named GALA Plans Protest Despite Permit Denial
The Gambians Against Looted Assets (GALA) is staging a peaceful protes on May 8, 2025, for transparency in seized asset management, independent oversight, and government accountability, despite police permit denial. Learn about their demands for justice and public trust restoration in The Gambia.
