The leading counsel to the Commission of Inquiry digging into the financial activities of former President Yaya Jammeh’s  government, Amie Bensouda, was caught in an off-the-cuff conversation with her assistant, as their mics were unintentionally turned on, making a fuss about the private life of Isatou Auber, secretary to cabinet

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One of the graduates of The University of The Gambia (UTG), Bubacarr Drammeh, has vowed to make success of acquiring his Master Degree after being accepted at the University of Washington, where funds were raised to help him pursue graduate studies in law.

Professor Jennifer Lenga-Long and her associates at

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Junior and senior secondary school students can receive a wide variety of school items on the 17^th September.

Waka J Promotions, with sponsorship from The Gambia’s biggest mobile telecommunications company, Africell, is organising a back to school beach party, which is tipped to be the biggest back to school event of

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Jaliba Kuyateh is one of the many Senegambian musicians that sung the praises of former President Jammeh when he was at the peak of his power.

During an interview with Kerr Fatou, Jaliba revealed he recorded the song, “President Jammeh” to save himself from the former leader’s brutality. Whether or

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It will be hard without being told that behind the laughs and jokes of an adorable woman, lies the harrowing experiences of being a child bride.

Scotland-based Gambian comedian, Amie Jobe, who got married seven times from the age of 9, has recounted her traumatic ordeal.

She chooses a path

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It defies logic for taxpayers’ money to be used to cover the health insurance of some civil servants while the country is battling with providing efficient and affordable health service delivery to the citizenry.

Nobody’s saying civil servants shouldn’t enjoy certain privileges but there have to be priorities and that

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