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UN body suspends Gambia’s rosewood trade license

Saikou Jammeh2023-05-25T01:40:46+00:00

The UN treaty body responsible for the protection of endangered plants and animals has announced suspension of Gambia’s license for commercial trade in rosewood. The decision takes immediate effect, from the June 8 announcement.CITES – short for Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species –...

June 24, 2022Saikou JammehInvestigations, The Big Story
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Child diarrhea cases surge as sewage runs on Cape Town streets

Saikou Jammeh2024-01-02T01:46:02+00:00

Like clockwork, diarrhea among children spikes sharply during Cape Town’s long summer. The city tends to blame the heat and people’s poor hygiene practices, but its own sewage infrastructure may be the real culprit.In this edition of Super Friday, we are in Cape Town,...

June 17, 2022Saikou JammehInvestigations, The Big Story
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Justice, at last, is on the horizon

Mustapha K Darboe2023-10-28T18:03:26+00:00

President Adama Barrow’s decision to prosecute his predecessor Yahya Jammeh and his henchmen – and a woman – for murderous crimes has received widespread public support. For victims like 22-year-old Fatou Barrow (not related to President Barrow), who was just five months old when her...

June 10, 2022Mustapha K DarboeInvestigations, The Big Story
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Epidemic on Gambian roads

Saikou Jammeh2024-01-02T01:46:58+00:00

There is a silent epidemic in The Gambia. Road accidents are the 7th highest cause of death in the country and reportedly costs economic loss of over D2 billion every year. Unenviably, the Gambia is the world's 4th worst place to be on the road....

June 3, 2022Saikou JammehInvestigations, The Big Story
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No amnesty for Sanna, Edward, ex-VP Njie-Saidy, but some junglers may walk free 

Saikou Jammeh2022-05-26T13:00:48+00:00

The TRRC’s amnesty committee had received and reviewed 25 applications for amnesty. Out of that, 11 were dismissed, 8 were denied, 5 were approved and 1 was referred to the Attorney General’s office. The government accepted all of TRRC's recommendations on amnesty except one. With...

May 25, 2022Saikou JammehCurrent Affairs, The Big Story
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How gov’t spares NIA chief Sowe 

Kebba Jeffang2023-04-09T21:15:51+00:00

A number of high profile government officials have been found to have participated in the human rights violations that occurred under the former government. There is to be punishment, ranging from prosecution to ban from holding public office. But not all will face justice as...

May 25, 2022Kebba JeffangCurrent Affairs, The Big Story
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Profiting from rebellion: Inside ‘blood timber’ traffickers network in Gambia

Mustapha K Darboe2022-12-23T02:30:13+00:00

Trafficking of timber is a multi-million dollar business that sustains a rebellion in Casamance, southern Senegal. In this investigation, Malagen exposes how a band of smugglers and business people in the Gambia, some of them politically connected, continue to profit from the illicit trade in...

April 22, 2022Mustapha K DarboeInvestigations, The Big Story
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Opposition make comeback but ruling NPP leads in parliamentary election

Saikou Jammeh2022-04-13T21:34:13+00:00

The Gambia’s opposition parties and independents have made a surprise comeback in the April 9 parliamentary elections after suffering defeat in the Dec.4 presidential election of last year. They have won a combined 29 seats, representing majority of the elective seats in the country. But...

April 13, 2022Saikou JammehElection Hub, The Big Story
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Minister, security chiefs, others who face risk of ban, prosecution 

Kebba Jeffang2024-01-02T01:50:41+00:00

A cabinet minister and security chief are among nearly a dozen public officials who face risk of ban from holding public office. Some may at the same time be subjected to criminal prosecution.This is a punishment proposed to be imposed on them by the Truth,...

January 15, 2022Kebba JeffangFeature, Investigations
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Raped and brutalised: Penny Appeal orphans long wait for no justice

Mustapha K Darboe2024-01-02T01:50:53+00:00

Hundreds of orphans have been abused and exploited in orphanages operating illegally in the Gambia for six years. The main culprits are Penny Appeal, a UK-based international charity with injured reputation and a possible con artist in philanthropic clothing. He operates a chain of businesses and...

January 7, 2022Mustapha K DarboeInvestigations, The Big Story
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