The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has facilitated the voluntary return of 166 Gambian migrants stranded in Tunisia. The migrants have safely arrived home, thanks to the IOM's assistance program.

The Gambia Police Force has arrested several gang members who were terrorizing residents in the Greater Banjul Area, marking a significant step in improving community safety. https://voicegambia.com/police-announce-arrests-of-gang-members-terrorising-gba-residents

The Gambia aligns with the UN's efforts to prevent and punish crimes against humanity, supporting the organization's articles on such offenses. This signifies the country's commitment to promoting justice within the global community.

A truckers' strike at the Senegal-Gambia border has halted transportation due to excessive and unjustified customs fees imposed by Gambian authorities, according to truckers' claims.

The National Assembly inquiry into the $30 million Russian petroleum deal continues, with the Registrar of Companies testifying before the committee. The registrar revealed financial irregularities, providing key insights into the matter.

The Ministry of Lands has disclosed that former Vice President Ousainou Darboe filed five land applications for his family during his tenure, part of an investigation into land allocation practices in The Gambia.

The UDP faces internal turmoil over leadership succession. Members hold varying opinions on the party's future direction, creating ongoing debates within the organization.

Bora Colley, a former general suspected of involvement in the Jammeh-era atrocities, has surrendered. His surrender brings hope for justice and reconciliation in The Gambia, as it potentially provides valuable insights into the past and assists in holding those responsible accountable.

The Sports Journalists Association of The Gambia (SJAG) will hold its elective congress on August 31 to elect new leaders for key positions in the organization.