Monday November 25, 2024

Governance

Rising insecurity a setback for The Gambia’s transition

Rising insecurity a setback for The Gambia’s transition

The Gambia’s young democracy faces challenges. Crime and community conflicts are rising, threatening the gains made since dictatorship ended. Though freedoms increased, weak law enforcement and poverty fuel crime. The president must address security and the economy to solidify democracy.

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45 CSOs tell Ecowas not to let Senegal down

45 CSOs tell Ecowas not to let Senegal down

Pro-democracy group WADEMOS calls on ECOWAS to oppose Senegal’s election delay, criticizing it as unconstitutional and undermining the nation’s democratic progress.

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Gambia gets M to strengthen procurement, others

Gambia gets $60M to strengthen procurement, others

By Omar Bah  The World Bank board yesterday approved $60 million in financing from the International Development Association (IDA) to support the Gambia’s efforts to strengthen procurement, unlock productive potential, improve the economic governance of SOEs and domestic revenue mobilization, and enhance climate and social resilience.  Wilfried A. Kouame, World Bank Senior Economist and Task

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