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Top Foroyaa Newspaper News

Vatican · Vatican City

Cardinals locked inside Sistine Chapel as conclave begins

51% Center coverage: 278 sources

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The Gambia · The Gambia

27 people arrested in a protest in Gambia over the sale of a former dictator's assets

47% Center coverage: 19 sources

Protests in Gambia over the sale of a former dictator’s assets led to the arrests of at least 27 demonstrators and two journalists, who were later released, police said Monday. The protests in the West African country’s capital of Banjul began after an investigative report by local media that accused the government of selling former dictator Yahya Jammeh ’s assets at below market value. A group called the Gambians Against Looted Assets, or GALA, led the protest.See the Story

Saudi Arabia · Saudi Arabia

WILL THE MINISTER OF TRADE GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE TERMS AND CONDITION OF DOMESTIC WORKERS IN SAUDI ARABIA? – Foroyaa Newspaper

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Government of The Gambia has given assurance that Gambian domestic workers in Saudi Arabia will have the protection of the embassy and will not be subjected to any form of unfair treatment. Having received a report by Amnesty International on the harsh treatment that Kenyan domestic workers are subjected to, Foroyaa approached the ministry of trade for an interview. The objective is to find out whether a trained labour officer has been poste…See the Story

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