Dr. Fatou Baldeh and Fulbright Specialist Fred Rooney are collaborating to establish The Gambia's first legal incubator, providing enhanced training for lawyers to start their own law offices and improve access to justice for vulnerable groups.
The High Court in The Gambia admits Ousainou Bojang's Tecno Spark 8 phone into evidence in his trial for the murder of two police officers, ruling that the phone and its cover are separate items. Bojang denies the charges as the trial proceeds.
Amadou Camara reflects on his journey from love skeptic to believer, citing Napoleon's cynicism and Wagner's idealism. He announces his decision to marry, embracing the transformative power of love and the importance of traditional values in Gambian society.
Commissioner Sowe of the PIU complied with a court order to return items taken from Ousainou Bojang's residence, who is on trial for killing two PIU officers. Items, including a notebook with phone details, were surrendered, but an IT expert is needed to unlock the phone
Thieves broke into Asianana World Mobile Shop in Jambur, stealing around 22 high-end phones valued over 150,000 Gambian dalasis. CEO urges public assistance in locating unique stolen phones, offering reward for information leading to recovery or suspects' identification.
Gunmen launched an armed robbery at a shop in Cheedy Wolof, Gambia, injuring two children and fleeing with a substantial amount of money. The recurring incident highlights the escalating wave of violent crimes targeting businesses, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced security measures.
Stakeholders navigate reforms in groundnut purchasing ahead of March 2025 trade season, implementing CPMS and QMoney to ensure accountability and prevent losses, with over 800 million dalasi disbursed. Emphasis on transparency and addressing challenges raised by Foroyaa for improved service delivery efficiency.
Workers and pensioners in Gambia are facing a crisis as 9.8 million euros, close to a billion dalasi, have been illegally taken from them, leaving some in poverty while officials argue over responsibility and payment.
Armed robbery incidents on the rise in The Gambia, with recent attacks in broad daylight targeting police officers. Despite increased daringness, police swiftly arresting alleged robbers. Public, police, and judiciary urged to collaborate to ensure citizen safety and swift justice.
In one of the largest drug-related cases in The Gambia, alleged drug dealer Paulo Djabi is facing an expanded case with 21 charges, including multiple money laundering offenses. Djabi is accused of using illicit funds between 2021 and 2023 to purchase various vehicles and was arrested following an ambush at a nightclub where drugs were allegedly found in his possession. The trial, which includes testimonies from military officers about Djabi's links to an international drug network, continues on March 3, 2025.
In one of the largest drug-related cases in The Gambia, alleged drug dealer Paulo Djabi is facing additional charges as the State expands its case against him. Djabi, now charged with 21 counts, including multiple money laundering offenses, is accused of using illicit funds to purchase 13 vehicles, three motorbikes, and a jet ski between 2021 and 2023. The trial, which includes testimonies from military officers about Djabi's links to an international drug network, continues on March 3, 2025.
In an ongoing trial in The Gambia, Paulo Djabi, his wife Nadine Ismael de Gouveira Pereira, and Mamadu Neto Djabi face 21 criminal charges related to drug trafficking and money laundering. The prosecution has amended counts 19 and 20 and introduced a new charge, count 21, alleging that Djabi laundered money by purchasing vehicles, motorbikes, and a jet ski. The case, which falls under The Gambia’s Anti-Money Laundering and Combating of Terrorist Financing Act, 2012, will resume on March 3, 2025.