Thursday September 19, 2024

Politics

Educationist tells President Barrow to engage President Faye in ‘fence-mending’ diplomacy

Educationist tells President Barrow to engage President Faye in ‘fence-mending’ diplomacy

An Gambian educationist urges President Barrow to engage with Senegal’s new leader to improve relations and address security and economic challenges.

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President Barrow receives the African Award for Peace Promotion in Mauritania

President Barrow receives the African Award for Peace Promotion in Mauritania

Gambian President Adama Barrow receives the 2023 African Peace Promotion Award in Mauritania, recognized for inspiring peace; the award, initiated in 2020, has only been given to two former country presidents, Niger and Nigeria.

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Gambia For All bemoans the poor living conditions of Gambians in 2023

Gambia For All bemoans the poor living conditions of Gambians in 2023

GFA leader Darbo criticizes government for economic challenges, deteriorating living conditions, and prioritizing executive benefits; emphasizes insecurity and commits to internal strengthening and international collaborations for democracy.

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South African parliament suspends six EFF lawmakers a month

South African parliament suspends six EFF lawmakers a month

By Adama Makausba South African opposition leader Julius Malema and five other MPs from his Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party were on Wednesday punished with a one-month suspension without pay from parliament. The parliament’s powers and privileges committee found them guilty of contempt of parliament for storming the stage during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of

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NAM defends the decision to vote for the ex-presidents’ bill 

NAM defends the decision to vote for the ex-presidents’ bill 

By Omar Bah The National Assembly Member for Bundungka Kunda, Sulayman Jammeh has defended his decision to vote for the controversial former president’s bill. Opposition members from the UDP, PDOIS, and Independent marched out of the Assembly during the debate Last week, the National Assembly passed the controversial new bill to establish lifetime pensions, gratuities,

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