The report further encourages hydrocarbon exporters such as Nigeria and Mozambique to save windfall revenues from higher energy prices in…
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April 10/11 Victims Demand Justice, Full Reparations 26 Years After Student Massacre
The Lartey Commission, established shortly after the killings, found that members of the Police Intervention Unit used excessive force
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U.S. Rescues Downed Pilot Behind Enemy Lines in Iran, Trump Says
The downing of the U.S. fighter jet marked a rare instance in which American military aircraft were struck by enemy…
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Iran War – Global Powers Bypass Trump to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Gambiaj.com – (LONDON, United Kingdom) – Countries heavily dependent on energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are scrambling to…
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Report: Burkina Faso Government Forces Responsible for More Civilian Killings Than Jihadists Since 2023
The pattern is also reflected in neighbouring Mali, where government troops and their partners have killed three to four times…
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Fire Ravages Kabafita Forest, Raising Alarm Among Environmentalists
In a statement, the GEA described the situation as “not just a fire, but a tragedy for nature, our air,…
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Five Arrested Over Alleged Abduction of Berending Alkalo Amid Escalating Gunjur–Berending Land Dispute
The motives behind the incident remain under investigation, but local accounts suggest the act may have been a retaliatory move
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Iran’s Hit at US Military Aircraft is First Shot Down by Enemy Fire in Over 20 Years
Iran’s ability to shoot down an advanced U.S. fighter jet underscores that the country retains the capacity to retaliate despite…
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Government Raises Fuel Prices But Introduces D316M Subsidy to Ease Impact
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – The Government of The Gambia has announced the increment of fuel pump prices and…
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AVLO Welcomes Swiss Court Decision To Examine Rape Allegations In Ousman Sonko Appeal
Fatou Baldeh, founder of Women in Liberation and Leadership and a member of AVLO, said the ruling could represent a…
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