Calling for the bombing of an embassy is not only illegal under international law, it is also a serious form of dangerous speech that can incite real-world violence. Such statements, even when shared online or framed as jokes, pose significant security risks and should be treated with utmost seriousness.
A guide to The Gambia’s Data Protection Act—what it means for your personal information, the rights you have over your data, how institutions must handle it, and the penalties for those who misuse it.
There is no available financial data showing that the Gambian dalasi is performing better than the Ghanaian cedi or the U.S. dollar, nor is there evidence that it is the best-performing currency in West Africa.
The latest Henley Passport Index ranks The Gambia 64th in the world, providing Gambian passport holders with visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 69 destinations — a nine-place improvement from 2025.
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Claims about the registration of foreign nationals and minors during elections are increasingly circulating, largely driven by politicians and their supporters. Mayor Bensouda has now joined those casting doubt on The Gambia’s electoral system, alleging the registration of foreign nationals without providing evidence to support the claim.
Such rhetorics are becoming a troubling pattern as the country heads into what is expected to be one of the most hotly contested presidential elections in its history.
More than 706 victims have received partial payments, representing 19 percent of their entitlements. The Reparations Commission will disburse the remaining balance, including payments to the 54 West African migrants.
Different election petitions are heard by different courts in The Gambia, depending on the office being contested. This explainer outlines which court has jurisdiction over each type of election petition and the procedures that must be followed in bringing and determining those cases.
Such rhetoric, especially ahead of closely contested elections, can deepen divisions and increase the risk of conflict by normalising dehumanising political language.
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