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At Least 10 Killed in Deadly Floods and Landslides in Indonesia

Sumatra, Indonesia — At least 10 people have been confirmed dead after heavy rains triggered devastating floods and landslides in parts of Sumatra Island. The disaster, which struck on Thursday night, left entire neighborhoods submerged, forcing families to flee their homes in search of safety.

Rescue teams have been deployed and are working around the clock to search for survivors trapped under debris or swept away by floodwaters. Authorities say the death toll may rise as many areas remain inaccessible due to blocked roads and unstable terrain.

Eyewitnesses described the chaos as water levels rose rapidly, destroying houses and farmland. “It happened so fast—one moment we were sleeping, the next we were surrounded by water,” a local resident told reporters.

Emergency shelters have been set up, and humanitarian agencies are appealing for aid as many victims are left without clean water, food, or shelter.

This latest tragedy highlights the growing threat of extreme weather in Southeast Asia, worsened by climate change and deforestation.

Stay tuned to XTREME TV Gambia for updates.
By Ebrima Jallow

29/11/2025

Sanna Manjang at the time of arrest.

29/11/2025

Daily News Update | XTREME TV Gambia

Headline:Trump Vows to Permanently Pause Migration from 'Third World Countries'

Current U.S. President Donald Trump has stirred controversy with a bold statement during a recent speech, declaring that the United States will "permanently pause" migration from so-called "third world countries" if he returns to power.

The comment has sparked concern across the globe, especially in developing nations. Trump cited national security and economic pressure as reasons for the drastic stance, but many critics call it discriminatory and damaging to international relations.

Migration advocates and global leaders have already begun reacting, calling for dialogue and a more humane approach to immigration.

Stay tuned with XTREME TV Gambia for more updates.
By Ebrima Jallow

29/11/2025

SANNA MANJANG, EX-JUNGLERS MEMBER, REPORTEDLY DETAINED

Former Junglers operative Sanna Manjang has been taken into custody, the Gambia Armed Forces has confirmed.

Speaking to the press, GAF spokesperson Major Malick Sanyang said Manjang’s detention has been verified, but noted that the identities of other individuals said to have been arrested are still unclear.

“We can confirm that Sanna Manjang is in custody,” Major Sanyang said. “As for the other people reportedly apprehended, we cannot confirm that they are Gambian nationals at this stage.”

He further explained that Gambian authorities are in active communication with their counterparts across the border to ensure the matter is handled properly.

“There is ongoing coordination with our partner agencies to ensure the necessary procedures are followed promptly,” he added.

Major Sanyang emphasized that more information will be released as the situation becomes clearer. He appealed for patience, assuring the public that the matter is receiving full attention and a detailed update will be provided soon.

Additional developments are expected as the story progresses.

28/11/2025

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A Brand New TV Show is about to shake the scene💎.

- Coming 🔜 on Xtreme TV🇬🇲.

Hosted by Skullboy, Sheriff & Nyima.

Episode 1 kicks off with royalty:
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28/11/2025

MC Cham Sr., Last Member of Gambia’s Independence Delegation, Passed Away.

The final surviving representative of the Gambian delegation that took part in the historic Marlborough Conference that secured the country’s independence, has passed away at his home in Banjul, a family source has confirmed.

He died on Friday shortly after Jum'ah Prayers, following a brief illness, according to the family.
Arrangements for the funeral will be communicated later.

As a key delegate at the Marlborough Conference, Mr. Cham contributed to the negotiations that led to The Gambia’s emergence as an independent state in 1965.
His death signifies the closing of a chapter for the generation of leaders who witnessed and helped guide the nation toward self-rule.

May Allah SWT forgive his shortcomings and grant him Jannatul Firdaus.
Our deepest condolences go to his family.

28/11/2025

President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania has recently become a major topic on social media after viral claims suggested that several prominent government positions are held by individuals closely connected to her family.

Online commentators allege that some of her in-laws, children, and a long-time family associate have been appointed to strategic ministries, including Finance, Health, and Education.

These claims - which have drawn a blend of humour, criticism, and disbelief have reignited public debate about perceived nepotism within the current administration.

Alleged Family Appointments
1. Brother-in-law: Reportedly assigned a senior role in the Ministry of Finance

2. Son-in-law: Alleged to be serving within the Ministry of Health

3. Daughter(s): Said to be occupying key roles in government institutions

4. Family friend: Claimed to hold a position under the Ministry of Education.

27/11/2025

Hundreds of Children Left Terrified and Alone After Fleeing Violence in Sudan’s El-Fasher

In the aftermath of escalating violence in El-Fasher, Sudan, hundreds of children have been forced to flee for their lives, many of them terrified, traumatized, and separated from their families. Aid agencies and humanitarian organizations are raising urgent alarms over the growing number of unaccompanied minors who have arrived in neighboring regions with no parents, no guardians, and no clear sense of safety or future.

These children, some as young as five, fled under heavy gunfire and bombings, walking for days without food, water, or shelter. Many witnessed the deaths of loved ones, the destruction of their homes, and the horrors of war that no child should ever endure. Now, they find themselves in overcrowded refugee camps or temporary shelters, relying on the kindness of strangers and overstretched humanitarian efforts.
Aid workers describe the situation as heartbreaking and urgent, with growing concerns over mental trauma, malnutrition, exploitation and lack of access to basic needs like education and healthcare. The conflict in El-Fasher, part of the ongoing civil unrest in Sudan, has displaced thousands, but the plight of these children is especially severe.

The international community is being urged to act swiftly to protect these vulnerable children, reunite them with their families where possible, and provide them with the psychological, medical, and emotional support they so desperately need.

27/11/2025

Migrant Boat from Bakau Intercepted in Mauritania

A migrant boat that departed Bakau, The Gambia, six days ago was intercepted this morning, November 27, 2025, at 05:00 UTC by the GCM near Sunrise (Cansado), Mauritania. The boat was carrying 101 people attempting irregular migration.

Breakdown of nationalities onboard:
- Senegal:9
- Mali:57 (including 3 minors)
- Gambia:30 (including 8 women and 2 minors)
- Ivory Coast:4
- Guinea:1

The boat left *Bakau* on *Thursday, November 20, 2025, at 20:00 UTC*. After six days at sea, they ran out of food and encountered severe weather, forcing them to turn back and head for the nearest land.

Upon arrival, the landing was conducted smoothly and under good conditions with the support of various humanitarian and security organizations, including:

- Mauritanian & French Red Crescent
- UNHCR
- Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
- IOM
- INSTANCE
- Representatives of the Malian and Senegalese diaspora
- National Gendarmerie
- National & Spanish Police
- Guardia Civil

27/11/2025

The migrant boat that left bakau 6 days ago was intercepted in Mauritania this morning.

This migrant boat was intercepted today, November 27, 2025, at 05:00 UTC by the GCM near Sunrise (Cansado), coming from The Gambia. On board were 101 people attempting irregular migration. Senegal: 9; Mali: 57 (including 3 minors); Gambia: 3 (including 8 women and 2 minors); Ivory Coast: 4; Guinea: 1.

The boat left the town of Bakau on Thursday, November 20, 2025, at 20:00 UTC. After 6 days at sea, their food ran out and the weather was very bad, forcing them to turn back and return to the nearest town All the organizations (Mauritanian and French Red Crescent, UNHCR, MSF, INSTANCE, IOM, representatives of the Malian and Senegalese diaspora), the National Gendarmerie, the National and Spanish Police, the Guardia Civil, were all present at the landing which took place in very good conditions.

Cc: Ebrima Migrants Situation.

27/11/2025

The Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST) is set to officially launch the National Madrassah Board (NMB), a significant step in advancing the Gambia’s Madrassah Integration Strategy (GMIS 2025 - 2029).
The new board will play a key role in creating pathways for Madrassah and Majalis learners to transition into higher education, particularly in TVET, apprenticeship schemes, and STEM-related fields.

This development opens a fresh chapter in widening access and promoting inclusive learning opportunities across the country.

More updates on this major national initiative will be shared soon.

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