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GAMBIA ARMED FORCES DISMISS SEVEN PERSONNEL FOR CONDUCT PREJUDICIAL TO GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE

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The Gambia Armed Forces dismissed seven personnel for misconduct linked to unauthorized maritime activities and a clandestine network, reinforcing their commitment to military discipline and national security.

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Medical and Security Personnel Receive Priority Banking at AGIB

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The Arab Gambia Islamic Bank (AGIB) introduced a priority banking program for national security and healthcare workers, featuring dedicated lanes, no fees on salaries under D20,000, and free ATM cards and cheque books to support their vital roles in Gambia.

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US to Reintroduce a $15,000 Visa Bond Program for Travelers from High-risk Countries

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The U.S. State Department’s visa bond program, starting August 20, 2025, requires up to $15,000 from tourists and business travelers from high-overstay countries, potentially impacting 2,000 applicants and raising concerns about tourism and profiling.

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US Appeals Court Rejects Plea Deal for Alleged Mastermind of September 11 Attacks

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A U.S. appeals court has rejected a plea deal for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged 9/11 mastermind, complicating efforts to resolve his prosecution at Guantanamo Bay and deliver justice for victims’ families.

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The Trump Administration is Demanding Action From 36 Countries to Prevent a Travel Ban

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The Trump administration demands 36 countries, mainly in Africa, improve traveler vetting within 60 days or face U.S. travel bans, focusing on national security and better documentation.

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