Attorney General and Minister of Justice Dawda Jallow told members of the National Assembly on Tuesday that Gambians living abroad can only be registered as voters if they are assigned to a National ...

In a significant development, lawmakers in The Gambia have concluded the consideration stage of the Criminal Offences Bill and Criminal Procedure Bill 2020 to repeal the existing laws which date back ...

District 22’s International Service Committee chairman Lynda Wallace and her team have been busy again, writes Yvette Thomas, ...

Thomas Partey nets twice as Ghana strengthen their bid for a place at the 2026 World Cup, while Ivory Coast return to the top ...

Taal, a citizen of the UK and The Gambia is one of three Cornell plaintiffs suing the federal government which claims that ...

It's been a compelling and chaotic week of international football across Africa, with the World Cup qualifying campaign ...

William Lenkupae scored a 96th-minute equaliser for Harambee Stars in their World Cup qualifier against the Gambia. The ...

Harambee Stars coach Benni McCarthy has sent his birthday wishes to his captain Michael Olunga. The striker turned 31 and ...

This is what happens when universities don’t stand by their students: Cornell has placed a target on my back, Taal said.

A federal judge denied a Cornell University student’s initial effort to override executive orders that the student said are being used to deport him for pro-Palestinian protests.

Fifteen years ago, in 2009, the village of Kerr Mot Ali in The Gambia was a peaceful, thriving community, home to many families and followers of Sering Ndigal, a religious group known for its ...