Episode 2025-02-18

Today's Stories

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Gambia At 60: Darboe Criticizes Barrow Administration, Calls For Visionary Leadership – The Fatu Network

UDP leader Ousainu Darboe commemorates The Gambia's 60th Independence Day, praising progress but critiquing ongoing challenges like poverty and corruption under President Barrow's administration. Darboe calls for visionary leadership to fulfill the nation's potential and emphasizes UDP's commitment to democracy
Fatu Network
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Gambia At 60: Darboe Criticizes Barrow Administration, Calls For Visionary Leadership – The Fatu Network

UDP leader Ousainu Darboe marked The Gambia's 60th Independence Day, praising past achievements but criticizing current challenges under President Barrow, citing corruption and poor governance. He called for visionary leadership to realize the nation's potential for progress and prosperity.
Fatu Network
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The Gambia JournalAccused Officer Killer Demands Anti-Crime Unit Find ‘Real Culprit’ as Trial Unfolds

Ousainou Bojang maintains innocence in trial for fatally shooting two Gambia Police Force constables in 2023, urging Anti-Crime Unit to identify real perpetrator. Accused of shooting officers at Sukuta traffic lights, Bojang faces charges alongside his sister; trial highlights allegations of police
Gambia Journal
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Barrow calls for political unity ahead of Diamond Jubilee

President Barrow emphasized the importance of national unity and collaboration for Gambian development, urging citizens to engage in constructive dialogue and work together towards a peaceful and prosperous future, with a focus on self-reliance and national development.
The Point
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GPF warns against unauthorised fare increment

The GPF denounces overcharging commuters, directing officers to enforce compliance and urging the public to report violations to uphold fair transportation standards and protect passengers from exploitation.
The Point
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The Gambia JournalBread Shortage Grips Greater Banjul as Bakers, Government Weigh Price Increase

Residents in Greater Banjul wake up to bread shortages as staple varieties like tapalapa and senfour vanish from shelves, sparking frustration and speculation. The National Bakers Union's proposed price increase faces scrutiny amid concerns over sustainability and consumer affordability, leaving consumers scrambling for alternatives and the government under pressure to
Gambiaj
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Gambian Bakers Temporarily Agree to Keep Bread Prices at D10 After Strike – Foroyaa Newspaper

Gambia Bakers Association agrees to maintain bread price at 10 dalasis following strike due to rising production costs, pending further review by a task force involving stakeholders and government, while some bakers express concern about business sustainability amidst increasing expenses.
Foroyaa
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Alport Banjul Takes Over Gambia Ports Authority in a 30-Year Partnership – Foroyaa Newspaper

Albayrak Group's subsidiary Alport Banjul takes over The Gambia's ports under a 30-year PPP agreement, aiming to modernize infrastructure, improve efficiency, and boost the country's trade role in West Africa. The partnership emphasizes local workforce retention, capacity-building, revenue generation,
Foroyaa
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Cashing out Challenges Re-emerge as Groundnut Buying Slows Down in URR Seccos – Foroyaa Newspaper

Farmers in Gambia's Upper River Region are facing challenges cashing out payments for groundnuts sold at Seccos, due to a lack of QMoney agents. The NFSPMC management acknowledges the issue and promises to resolve it, while also addressing machinery breakdowns affecting groundnut evacuation.
Foroyaa
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Cashing out Challenges Re-emerge as Groundnut Buying Slows Down in URR Seccos – Foroyaa Newspaper

Farmers in the Upper River Region of the Gambia are facing challenges cashing out payments for their groundnuts at Seccos due to a lack of QMoney agents, causing delays and frustrations. NFSPMC management acknowledges the issue and promises resolution, as machinery breakdown further impacts groundnut evacuation.
Foroyaa
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International Livestock Exhibition Underway – Foroyaa Newspaper

GAM United Breeders Association (GUBA) organized the inaugural International Livestock Exhibition in the Gambia to promote livestock breeding, featuring unique sheep breeds like 'Ladoum'. The event aims to boost the sector's importance in the economy, highlighting the need for government support in acquiring
Foroyaa
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Audit Report Exposes Fragilities at GGC’s Internal Audit Department – Foroyaa Newspaper

The audit report on Gambia Groundnut Corporation (GGC) now known as National Food Security Processing and Marketing Corporation (NFSPMC) reveals deficiencies in the internal audit department, with only 25% of planned activities completed due to inadequate staff capacity, posing high risks to control systems and objectives.
Foroyaa
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The Gambia At 60: Achievements, Challenges, And The Path To A Better Future – The Fatu Network

The Gambia reflects on 60 years of independence, highlighting achievements and challenges under past administrations while emphasizing the need for unity, accountability, and development to achieve economic self-sufficiency, eradicate corruption, improve healthcare and education, invest in sports, and instill patriotism for a prosperous future.
Fatu Network
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Gambian Diplomat Dr. Alieu Manjang Publishes Second Book In N'ko: Kilondingholu (Orphans) – The Fatu Network

Dr. Alieu Manjang, a champion of indigenous languages, releases second book in N’ko script, "Kilondingholu," showcasing family resilience and cultural preservation. Emphasizes importance of linguistic self-reliance and women’s role in society. Book hailed for Mandinka vocabulary
Fatu Network
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The Gambia At 60: Achievements, Challenges, And The Path To A Better Future – The Fatu Network

The Gambia reflects on 60 years of independence, highlighting achievements and challenges under past administrations. Calls for unity, accountability, and development, emphasizing the need for economic diversification, healthcare and education reforms, sports funding, and a culture of patriotism.
Fatu Network
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Gambian Diplomat Dr. Alieu Manjang Publishes Second Book In N'ko: Kilondingholu (Orphans) – The Fatu Network

Dr. Alieu Manjang, a leading advocate for indigenous languages, releases his second book, Kilondingholu, in the N'ko script, narrating a family's resilience amidst tragedy. The novel emphasizes patience, women's roles, and Mandinka culture, reinforcing the importance of national
Fatu Network