Debut Book Characterized by an Overarching Loss
Nana Fatou's debut poetry collection 'Toubab' explores themes of longing and identity through personal and familial experiences in Gambia and Denmark.
She writes well and precisely about having 'European teeth'
Nana Fatou's debut poetry collection, 'Toubab', explores themes of identity and cultural longing through personal reflections on her Gambian roots and connection to Denmark.
Gambia: 57 Jammeh Properties Frozen By Court Were Never Investigated By Janneh Commission, Report Reveals
A report from a special committee in Gambia reveals that 57 properties linked to former president Yahya Jammeh, frozen by court orders, were never investigated by the Janneh Commission.
Gambia: Gambia Records 130 Maternal Deaths in 2025, Health Minister Says
The Gambia reported 130 maternal deaths in 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges in maternal health despite a declining mortality rate.
Gambia: President Barrow Holds Phone Conversation With Leaders of Kuwait, UAE and Jordan
Gambian President Adama Barrow spoke with leaders of Kuwait, the UAE, and Jordan about the recent tensions in the Middle East due to Iranian attacks.
Farewell to rapper "Dot Rotten": the 37-year-old had collaborated with Ed Sheeran
The rap world mourns the untimely passing of rapper Dot Rotten, known as Zeph Ellis, who died at the age of 37 in Gambia.
Gambia: Peter Obi to Arrive in Banjul Today for Refela's Landmark Women's Conference
Peter Obi is set to attend Refela's significant women's conference in Banjul, highlighting the city's role in women's empowerment and leadership discussions.
Grime rapper and producer Dot Rotten dies aged 37
British rapper and producer Dot Rotten has died at the age of 37 in the Gambia, as confirmed by his family.
BREAKING: Dot Rotten dead: Rapper dies aged 37 as heartbroken tributes pour in
Rapper Dot Rotten has died at the age of 37, with tributes flooding in as his family confirms the news.
The free life of Kemo, the man whom Spain imprisoned as a child: he was neither the captain of his boat nor was his documentation as a minor false
Kemo, a Gambian who journeyed to Spain as a minor, was wrongfully imprisoned as the captain of the boat that brought him to Europe.
Gambia: Minister's Withdrawal of Controversial Security Vetting Bill Sparks Parliamentary Uproar
The Gambian Minister for Justice withdrew a contentious security vetting bill designed to enhance accountability and trust within the security sector, prompting significant parliamentary criticism.
Nature Photo: White Storks Are on Their Way
The article discusses the migration of white storks observed in Gambia during the last week of February, indicating their journey to breeding grounds.
Standard Chartered records $10m loss from Cameroon, Gambia divestment
Standard Chartered Bank has reported a $10 million loss from divesting its operations in Cameroon and The Gambia.
Gambia: the government is concerned about some of its citizens leaving for armed conflicts
The Gambian government expresses deep concern over the departure of its citizens to join armed conflicts abroad.
Stunning country has 34C March weather, TUI flights and English as official language
The Gambia offers March temperatures reaching 34C along its Atlantic coastline, drawing British tourists with direct flights and beautiful beaches.
'Everything was removed': Gambians share pain with FGM ban in balance
The ongoing Supreme Court case in Gambia regarding the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM) raises deep tensions between cultural traditions and women's rights.
Gambia: The Supreme Court continues the examination of the appeal seeking to annul the anti-FGM law
The Gambian Supreme Court is examining an appeal that seeks to annul the anti-female genital mutilation law, citing religious and cultural freedom.
Gambia: Efscrj Launches Centre to Advance Rights, Justice, Civic Consciousness
The Gambia celebrates the launch of the Edward Francis Small Center for Rights and Justice, honoring the legacy of a key figure in political activism on what would have been his 135th birthday.
Gambia: Billions Unaccounted for As Auditor General Issues Adverse Opinion On 2024 Accounts
The Auditor General of Gambia, Cherno Amadou Sowe, has declared that the government's 2024 financial statements misrepresent the stateโs financial position due to significant recording errors and misclassifications amounting to billions of dalasis.
Gambia: Interior Minister Lays Down Hard Line On Security Reform
Gambia's Interior Minister Abdoulie Sanyang has emphasized the need for security services to actively engage in reform and teamwork to ensure effective outcomes for the country.
Ex-Jammeh death squad leader pleads not guilty as landmark Gambia trial opens
Sanna Manjang, the leader of a notorious paramilitary death squad under former dictator Yahya Jammeh, pleaded not guilty to murder charges as the first trial of its kind commenced in The Gambia.
Why Gambia, the smallest country in West Africa, denounces Myanmar for genocide against the Rohingya
Gambia, despite having no direct ties to the alleged crimes against the Muslim minority, filed a lawsuit in 2019 on behalf of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
Myanmar says Rohingya genocide case at world court is 'flawed and unfounded'
Myanmar's foreign ministry claims that the genocide case at the International Court of Justice regarding the Rohingya minority is flawed and lacks merit, amidst ongoing hearings initiated by The Gambia.
The Gambia Reparations Commission begins payments to victims of Jammeh-era abuses
The Gambia Reparations Commission has commenced reparations to victims of human rights abuses from Yahya Jammeh's regime, marking a significant step towards justice and dignity for the affected individuals.
Gambia accuses Myanmar of genocide in The Hague in a process that will mark the case against Israel for Gaza
Gambia has brought a genocide accusation against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice, alleging intent to eliminate the Rohingya Muslim minority, which may influence the evaluation of similar cases, including allegations against Israel over Gaza.
ICJ hears opening statements in genocide case against Myanmar
The International Court of Justice began hearings regarding genocide accusations against Myanmar for its treatment of the Rohingya ethnic minority, a case first filed by The Gambia in 2019.
Top UN court to hear landmark Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar
The International Court of Justice is set to begin hearings on allegations of genocide against Myanmar regarding its treatment of the Rohingya Muslims, with potential implications for other international cases.
Gambia intercepts more than 780 migrants heading to the Canary Islands
Gambian authorities intercepted over 780 migrants in three different regions as they were preparing to sail to the Spanish Canary Islands, following a recent tragic incident where a migrant boat capsized off Gambia's coast.
Gambian authorities intercept 780 migrants trying to reach Europe
Authorities in The Gambia have intercepted over 780 migrants attempting to travel to Europe via the Canary Islands, following a tragic boat capsizing incident.
Attempt to overturn Gambiaโs ban on FGM heard by supreme court
A group of religious leaders and an MP in The Gambia is trying to challenge the ban on female genital mutilation at the supreme court after a tragic incident involving two babies last year.
Boat carrying dozens of migrants bound for Spain returns to Gambia after taking on water
Dozens of migrants had to return to Gambia after their boat took on water while attempting to reach Spain, with no casualties reported.
At least 31 dead in shipwreck of migrants in Gambia
At least 31 migrants have died when their vessel capsized off the coast of Gambia while attempting to reach Europe, with many others reported missing and likely dead.
British dad found dead in swimming pool on dream New Year's Eve Africa holiday
A British man, Michael Clarke, drowned while swimming at a hotel pool in the Gambia on New Year's Eve, leaving his family devastated.
Bayern brought in an 18-year-old talent from Gambia
Bayern Munich has signed 18-year-old Gambian forward Bari Sapoku Ndiaye on loan from Gambinos Stars Africa until June 30, 2026, as the team prepares for the second half of the season.
The Gambia: Dozens missing after boat carrying over 200 migrants capsized
Dozens are missing following the capsizing of a migrant boat carrying over 200 people off the coast of Gambia, with 102 survivors rescued and seven bodies recovered.
Football Transfer Ticker: FC Bayern Signs 18-Year-Old from Gambia for Pro Squad
FC Bayern has signed an 18-year-old player from Gambia to join their professional squad, alongside updates on other player transfers.
Gambia: At least 7 dead, many missing in migrant boat disaster
A tragic boat disaster in Gambia has resulted in at least seven deaths and many others reported missing, with 96 survivors receiving medical attention, six of whom are in serious condition.