US EditionGroup Accuses Government of Election Manipulation Ahead of 2026 Polls
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The National Elections Jury (JNE) has detected possible violations of the duty of neutrality on the part of public officials and public servants as part of the process towards the General Elections of April 12, 2026. This was reported by Liz Barrera, a spokesperson for that organization, who indicated that these irregularities were identified during monitoring work at the national level. Currently, the alleged offenders are in the stage of discl…
Congressmen could campaign in the week of representation: the risks of the opinionAfter the call for the general elections of April 2026, the National Elections Jury (JNE) reported that, to date, more than 3,000 incidents have been recorded for possible violations of electoral regulations. These include acts of proselytism, lack of neutrality, misuse of public resources and other behaviors that could interfere with the upcoming elections.
Group Accuses Government of Election Manipulation Ahead of 2026 Polls
By: Sering Mass Jallow The Gambia Civil Society Against Corruption (GICSAC), a civil society group has publicly accused President Adama Barrow’s government of attempting to manipulate the upcoming 2026 presidential elections through the controversial issuance of national identity cards to Gambians residing abroad. Speaking at a press conference held on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, GICSAC expressed serious concerns over what it described as the govern…
Pressure group warns possible electoral manipulation in overseas ID card scheme
The group asserted that the initiative poses serious concerns regarding electoral manipulation and national security risks. At a press conference held yesterday at St. Charles Parish Hall, members of the pressure group accused the government of using its controversial ID card initiative as a tactical move to influence the outcome of the 2026 presidential election. They alleged that the scheme is designed to register individuals outside the count…
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