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Nepal Floods Leave at Least 362 Dead as More Than 1,300 Remain Missing
On the Chinese side of the border, authorities have reported three deaths in Tibet. More than 1,300 people remain missing…
Read MoreGuinea-Bissau Referendum Puts Military’s Promise of Stability to the Voters’ Test
This makes August 30 more than a simple vote on a constitutional document. The turnout and the result could become…
Read MoreGambia River Levels Show Mixed Trends as Some Stations Record Sharp Rises
For communities downstream in The Gambia, regular monitoring remains important. A rapid rise in the river could have implications for…
Read MoreSatang Nabaneh Appointed to Endowed Professorship in Justice and Human Rights
Nabaneh holds a doctorate in law from the University of Washington in Seattle, as well as doctorate and master of…
Read MoreSenegal: Sonko Fails Another Bid to Encroach on Executive Powers, His Bill Rejected by Constitutional Council
The rulings reinforce the position of the presidency, and President Faye, at a time when his relationship with Sonko has…
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ICE’s Planned $20 Million Purchase of Electric-Shock Gloves, Raises Fears Over Use of Force
Compliant Technologies says the devices have generally been used in controlled settings, including jails and prisoner transport, rather than as…
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Our Society is Developing a High Degree of Tolerance to Criminality and Bad Social Behavior
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – Karl Popper was a proponent of the theory of the Paradox of Tolerance. Popper…
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Darboe Vows UDP Will Challenge Any Presidential Result That Conflicts With Its Tally
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – United Democratic Party (UDP) leader and Gambia First Coalition presidential candidate lawyer Ousainou Darboe…
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Guinea Army Expels Michel Lamah and 172 Other Special Forces Soldiers for Desertion
Lamah was among the soldiers who arrested Condé and was particularly visible appearing in public wearing traditional amulets and gris-gris.
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Barrow Receives Pre-Election Delegation Led by Former US Ambassador to UN
The State House says President Barrow welcomed the delegation and assured of his support for peaceful, credible, and transparent elections.
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