After struggling to achieve results, the African Union is taking a different approach to post-conflict reconstruction in The Gambia.

The continent's smallest country is making a big push to get visitors to explore its many cultural, historical and wildlife-viewing opportunities.

NRA has been told that those given responsibility to clean the drains have not been using sufficient equipment and labour to do so before the onset of the heavy rains. One would expect that every ...

Gambia: How Europe's Appetite for Farmed Fish Is Gutting Gambia's Coastal Villages RFI, 28 June 2025 Gambian fishermen are watching their future disappear.

Security sector reform in The Gambia: what is at stake? This report explores the reform processes and provides practical recommendations on implementing SSR in the country. Security sector reforms ...

The Gambian Government says it will partner with the Kebbi Government to adopt the state’s agricultural strategies to attain self-sufficiency in rice production.

Twenty-eight pioneering students have become the nation’s first cohort of locally trained engineers. This achievement is the culmination of a bold South–South academic partnership spearheaded ...

After more than two decades at the top of women's football in The Gambia, Jeshwang United Football Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Zaar to help keep its players on the pitch.

About 89 members of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies, NANTA, have received licences as Gambia Tourism Destination Specialists from the Gambia Institute of Tourism and Hospitality.

A mother facing political persecution in her native African country was forced to wait at Heathrow airport for 12 hours before a Home Office attempt to deport her to the Gambia was delayed by a judge.

Africa's smallest mainland country has plenty to offer visitors from abroad, including fascinating wildlife and gorgeous nature, despite its tiny size.

How Europe’s appetite for farmed fish is gutting Gambia's coastal villages Gambian fishermen are watching their future disappear. Their catches are shrinking, their costs are climbing and their ...