February 2026
Clarification: Will Gambia Play Senegal in a Friendly Match?
Senegal vs Gambia friendly confirmed for March 31, 2026 – FSF says all set!
Dangerous Speech Alert: Mayor Bensouda Flagged for Inflammatory Statement
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.
Hate Speech Alert: Malagen Flags UDP Supporter For Dangerous Ethnic Rhetoric
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.
Explainer: How The Gambia’s Reparations Commission is Compensating Jammeh-Era Victims
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.
January 2026
Explainer: How Are Election Disputes Handled in The Gambia?
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.
Malagen Flags Dehumanising Comment by Presidential Adviser Against Political Opponent
Such rhetoric, especially ahead of closely contested elections, can deepen divisions and increase the risk of conflict by normalising dehumanising political language.
Dangerous Speech Alert: Malagen flags a prominent UDP member for an inflammatory statement
There is no evidence to support the claim that foreign nationals are participating in The Gambia’s electoral process. Statements of this nature risk casting doubt on the credibility of the country’s electoral system and may undermine public confidence in the integrity of elections.
Explainer: How Are Presidential Candidates Nominated and Approved in The Gambia?
As of now, The Gambia has 22 registered political parties ahead of the December elections, with numbers still evolving. If you’re interested in forming a party or simply want to understand the system, here’s everything you need to know about how to register a political party, the requirements, eligibility criteria, and other key considerations.