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Four Palestinians die in storming of UN food warehouse a day after gunfire at new Gaza aid site
Israel-Hamas Conflict · Gaza

Four Palestinians die in storming of UN food warehouse a day after gunfire at new Gaza aid site

44% Center coverage: 100 sources
Hundreds of Palestinians stormed a United Nations food warehouse in Gaza in a desperate attempt to get something to eat. They shoved and shouted at each other and even ripped off pieces of the building to get inside. Hospital officials…See the Story
Ngugi wa Thiong’o: The Case for Economic Decolonisation
Kenya · Kenya

Ngugi wa Thiong’o: The Case for Economic Decolonisation

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As the curtain falls on the remarkable life of professor Ngugi wa Thiong’o, Africa and the world bid farewell not just to a prolific novelist, but to a fearless advocate for African self-determination. Ngugi’s legacy is carved not only in the pages of his globally acclaimed novels, but in the fierce convictions he held about language, identity, and cultural freedom. Language as Resistance Ngugi stood tall among Africa’s leading thinkers because …See the Story
Gambia: 'Gambia's Oil Prospects High But'...
Africa · The Gambia

Gambia: 'Gambia's Oil Prospects High But'...

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Following reports from former President Yahya Jammeh, who accused Senegal of stealing Gambia's oil, a senior government official has confirmed to The Point that there are oil prospects in The Gambia due to the country's geological formation.See the Story

Gambia: Tributes Pour in for Journalist Fatou Samba

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Tributes have poured in on the demise of Fatou Samba-Joof, the country coordinator of Gambia Talent Promotion - an online TV.Africa · The GambiaSee the Story

REPORT: 2 Dead & Police Officer In Coma As Chaos Unfolds During Paris Saint-Germain Champions League Celebrations

Fans of PSG during the celebrations of Paris Saint-Germain at Parc des Princes on June 1, 2025 in Paris, France. (Photo by Glenn Gervot/Icon Sport via Getty Images) French soccer club Paris Saint-Germain won the UEFA Champions League for the first time, beating Inter Milan in a lopsided 5-0 affair on Saturday, and it appears the city couldn’t handle it. Thousands took to the streets as fans partied into the night, but the celebrations were marre…Champions League · ParisSee the Story

Code Of Conduct For Ministers And Political Appointees – The Standard Newspaper

By Madi Jobarteh Since taking office this year, the new Ghanaian president John Mahama has been taking some crucial decisions and actions which demonstrate strong leadership, commitment, and awareness of his responsibilities to his people. Here is one of those actions. His government has formulated a code of conduct for ministers and political appointees. The code was launched on May 6. The Foreword says, “This Code of Conduct clearly sets out m…Ghana · GhanaRead Article

The Need For A New Constitution With Term Limits In The Gambia – The Standard Newspaper

By MHRC Mballow Banna As The Gambia approaches the second reading of the 2024 Draft Constitution at the National Assembly early next month, the nation faces a critical decision: to adopt a new constitution that reflects democratic principles, including presidential term limits, or to continue under the 1997 Constitution, which lacks adequate safeguards against prolonged rule. The outcome of this decision will shape the country’s democratic futur…Read Article

The Importance Of Timely Communication – The Standard Newspaper

There is no doubt that timely and accurate information can go a long way in averting a lot of problems in any relations – especially the relationship between the governors and the governed. Conversely, the lack thereof can cause chaos. Perhaps this is lesson that the government of The Gambia has learnt in recent weeks in the wake of the protests in the country over the government’s refusal to release the list of people who bought the assets of t…Read Article

ASSEMBLY REJECTS SIS'S REQUEST TO OBSERVE RUSSIAN OIL INQUIRY – The Standard Newspaper

By Omar Bah The National Assembly has denied the State Intelligence Services (SIS) access to participate in the ongoing parliamentary inquiry into the Russian oil saga as an observer, The Standard has been reliably informed. The inquiry is being conducted by a joint committee of the National Assembly, including the Finance and Public Accounts Committee and the Public Enterprises Committee, who are looking into allegations of tax evasion, bribery…Oil and Gas SectorRead Article

IMF Warns Shift In US Trade Policy May Affect Growth In Gambia, Others – The Standard Newspaper

By Tabora Bojang The International Monetary Fund IMF has warned that the recent shift in trade policy of the United States coupled with massive cutting of foreign aid by donor countries like UK, Germany and Belgium, will impact growth in The Gambia and other sub Saharan countries. According to the IMF, the region’s  four – year crisis which began with Covid-19 and subsequently the Russia-Ukraine war is far from over, as recovery from these shock…The Gambia · The GambiaRead Article

Study Shows Double Shift Schooling Affects Learning In Gambia – The Standard Newspaper

By Arret Jatta The system of Double-Shift Schooling (DSS), which accommodates two groups of students at different times in the day (morning and afternoon), widely practiced in most schools in The Gambia, is negatively affecting learning, a study has revealed. Carried out by Dr. Amadou Jallow, a lecturer at The University of The Gambia, the study showed that attending a DSS system can negatively impact learning outcomes at both foundational and h…Read Article

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