Former Senegalese President Macky Sall, currently living in Morocco, is closely monitoring political developments in Senegal, where his loyalists are facing legal proceedings. In response, Sall has assembled a team of legal experts, including former justice minister El Hadji Amadou Sall, to challenge the perceived political motivations behind these proceedings. Sall has also enlisted French lawyer Antoine Vey for potential international legal defense coordination.

Three years ago, Momodou Jawo lost his wife, Maimuna, who was known for her kindness, wisdom, and love for their family. Despite his grief, Jawo fondly remembers Maimuna's virtues, including her ability to resolve conflicts peacefully and her dedication to maintaining strong family bonds. He finds solace in his memories of her and believes she is resting peacefully in heaven.

The Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation (SSHFC) has implemented a new Management Information System (MIS) to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency. The system allows institutions and customers to access services and lodge complaints digitally, facilitating better collaboration and service delivery.

The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education in Gambia recently concluded a training program on the use of the I-Learn Gambia digital learning platform. The platform is designed to provide equitable and quality education for all Gambian children, especially those in rural areas without reliable internet access. The training focused on equipping educators with the necessary skills to implement the platform in schools, promoting digital literacy, and improving educational outcomes.

The Urban Agriculture Directorate held a farmer field day on micro-gardening in urban areas, supporting the 2030 agenda for sustainable development. Micro-gardening, which uses waste materials to grow produce, is seen as a potential solution to food security, nutrition, and employment issues in urban municipalities. Stakeholders, including the Gambia Agriculture and Food Security Project (GAFSP), are supporting the initiative, which has already benefited 20,000 people and feeds 55,000 school children daily.

A national meeting was held to discuss a baseline study on gender and climate legislation, policies, and programs. The study aims to support the implementation of climate action initiatives and address gender inequalities that hinder women's participation in climate governance. It emphasizes the need for climate policies to consider the role of women in building resilience and promoting low-carbon development.

The Gambia Ferry Service Company conducted a three-day training program for its staff on emergency response and disaster management, covering risk assessment, first aid, and evacuation protocols. The training aims to enhance the safety of passengers and staff by ensuring adequate preparation for emergency situations.

Njau Sawalo village experienced an armed robbery at a Mauritanian-owned shop, resulting in the theft of an unspecified amount of money. The police responded swiftly and are investigating, urging the public to assist by providing information that could lead to the arrest of the suspects.