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Gambia Police Force Hosts Delegation from Gambia Press Union

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The Gambia Press Union and Police Force met on September 30, 2025, to strengthen collaboration through joint training in journalism and safety protocols, aiming to enhance professional cooperation and public service in The Gambia.

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ALERT! Five People Under Police Custody

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By Madi Jobarteh Banjul, The Gambia: Five youth activists – Omar Saibo Camara, Kemo Fatty, Alieu Bah, Mamadou Camara, and Bakary Tamba – were arrested by the Gambia Police Force on September 15, 2025, as they peacefully assembled to protest the forceful removal of the Auditor General from his office. A contingent of police officers

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Togo has Suspended the French State-owned Broadcasters RFI and France 24

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Togo suspends French networks RFI and France 24 for three months over biased reporting claims, as President Gnassingbé faces criticism for constitutional changes, sparking protests and media tensions.

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EFSCRJ Urges Journalists to Embrace AI to Enhance Their Work  

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EFCSRJ commemorates World Press Freedom Day 2025 by celebrating journalists’ courage, urging legal reforms in The Gambia, and advocating for AI adoption to strengthen media freedom and accountability.

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EFSCRJ Dismisses State House Press Release Against Afrobarometer and the Voice Newspaper as Disinformation and Threatening 

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EFSCRJ denounces the State House’s response to Afrobarometer’s survey, calling it an attack on independent research and press freedom, and urges civil society to defend democracy in The Gambia.

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