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25/05/2026

Breaking:
Al Amine Lo appointed Prime Minister of Senegal, replacing Ousman Sonko.

05/04/2026

THE GAMBIA POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL STRENGTHENS TRAINING CAPACITY BY PREPARING INSTRUCTORS FOR THE 2026 RECRUITMENT TRAINING.

"The training is aimed at developing a competent, disciplined, and professional police force," shared to their Facebook platform.
The Gambia Police Force

01/04/2026

Is it the first time?
How far would the African teams go?
Would an African team win the cup this year for the first time ever?

Africa will have ten teams at the FIFA World Cup following DR Congo’s win over Jamaica

• 🇹🇳 Tunisia
• 🇸🇳 Senegal
• 🇨🇮 Cote d'Ivoire
• 🇲🇦 Morocco
• 🇩🇿 Algeria
• 🇨🇻 Cape Verde
• 🇿🇦 South Africa
• 🇨🇩 DR Congo
• 🇬🇭 Ghana
• 🇪🇬 Egypt

06/02/2026

The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education Bans Inter-House Sports in Public Parks Amid Discipline Concerns

In a bid to curb rising incidents of misconduct and ensure students safety, the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) has suspended all inter-house sporting activities in public parks and venues across The Gambia.

The directive, issued on Thursday, Feb 5, mandates that schools conduct sports events strictly within their premises.

Institutions lacking facilities are advised to arrange use of nearby school fields.

The move follows concerns over disruptions to academic schedules, public disturbances, and exposure of students to unsafe environments. Participation is now limited to students of the organizing school only.

Regional Education Directorates have been instructed to enforce the directive, applicable to all public and private schools.
fans
Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, The Gambia
Saidou Jalloh

08/12/2025

THE COACH, THE PLAYERS, OR THE REFEREE: WHO TO BLAME?

After a long and a stressful night, I'm back to my level, positive energy.

Did you feel the referee was unfair?

Here I Go!

It's disappointing to see Real Madrid lose at home. Celta Vigo played solidly and capitalized on Madrid's mistakes. Williot Swedberg's two goals gave Celta a 2-0 lead.

Xabi Alonso was frustrated with the referee's performance, but his selection frustrated us, the fans more than the referee's performance.

The two red cards for Fran Garcia and Alvaro Carreras made it tough for Madrid, and has caused a great lapse to our next game where none of our full backs would be available.

The players didn't give their all while they were 11, only when Franc Garcia was sent off they decided to press and get control of the ball; which was too little too late.

Either they have to give their all or they have to lose all.

No matter how much we love them, they need to exercise restrain and be focused on the games they play.

Yes, it was not bad that they showed their emotions, but they should have considered the referee's power in the pitch.

The referee could even send a fan with their full freedom away without a word.

Endrick got a red card from the bench for excessive protest. It showed how intense the match was and how important emotional control is.

Endrick was off and got sent deeper off; from being on the bench to under the bench.

The referee was a focal point. Some controversial decisions, like not giving a penalty to Madrid, left fans and the coach unhappy. But Celta Vigo played a great game.

Who's to blame?

Everyone's involved. Players need to stay calm, and referees need to be more accurate. Celta Vigo played exceptionally well that night!

We have to come back stronger, if we truly want to compete for the trophy.

Hala Madrid!
fans

22/11/2025

A fresh clean sheet.

21/11/2025

🚨🚨🏆 Lamine Yamal: “THE MISSION IS TO WIN EVERYTHING THIS SEASON”.

07/11/2025

THE CEO OF Q-GROUP, MR. MUHAMMED JAH HAS BEEN APPOINTED AS THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE TERTIARY AND HIGHER EDUCATION TRUST (THET) FUND GOVERNING BOARD.

In a bold move to revolutionize the country's education sector, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science, and Technology (MoHERST) has appointed Mr. Muhammed Jah, the esteemed CEO of Q-Group, as the Chairperson of the Tertiary and Higher Education Trust (THET) Fund Governing Board.

With his wealth of experience and expertise in business, Mr. Jah is expected to bring transformative leadership to the board.

The ministry described his appointment as a strategic move to ensure the THET Fund is managed with excellence.

The THET Fund is a key driver of long-term educational development in Gambia.

Congratulations Mr Jah!
Ministry of Higher Education,Research Science and Technology

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27/10/2025

The ball that made Madridistas happier than the goal itself!

Vini Jr. had a beautiful show before he was substituted by the Coach.

Although, he was angry, but he later sobber off within minutes.

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