# Senegambia Times


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- [Senegal hosts regional CBRN security workshop with U.S. support](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-hosts-regional-cbrn-security-workshop-with-u-s-support/): Senegal has hosted a multinational workshop on the management of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) crises, bringing together regional partners in an effort to strengthen prevention, preparedness, and emergency response to complex security threats. According to the U.S. Embassy in Senegal, the workshop was co-organized by the Senegalese Ministry of the Interior and the National Fire Brigade, with U.S. support. The programme included both technical discussions and a practical exercise aimed at improving participants’ ability to respond effectively to high-risk crisis scenarios. Officials said the training brought together participants from The Gambia, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, Mauritania, and Sierra Leone,...
- [USA Week 2026 spotlights Senegal-U.S. university partnerships](https://senegambiatimes.com/usa-week-2026-spotlights-senegal-u-s-university-partnerships/): Education and academic cooperation took center stage during USA Week 2026 as Ruth Anne Stevens-Klitz, Public Affairs Counselor, led an inspiring roundtable on higher education and university partnerships involving Senegalese and American educators. The discussion brought together participants from both countries to examine how stronger collaboration in higher education can expand opportunity, deepen institutional ties, and support long-term academic development. According to the US Embassy in Dakar, these partnerships create meaningful openings for Senegalese students and researchers, while also connecting U.S. institutions with some of the most promising academic talent in West Africa. In that sense, the exchange was not...
- [Grand Yoff Police arrest two suspects in violent phone robbery case](https://senegambiatimes.com/grand-yoff-police-arrest-two-suspects-in-violent-phone-robbery-case/): Police in Grand Yoff say they have arrested two suspects in connection with a violent street robbery after officers intercepted them while they were allegedly trying to sell a stolen iPhone 12 at the busy Grand Yoff market, commonly known as “Maket Bi.” According to the district police station, the arrests were made on April 9, 2026, during a patrol operation in the market area. Officers said they became suspicious when the two men attempted to market the phone but were unable to provide the device’s unlock code. That inconsistency prompted further questioning and investigation, which police say helped establish...
- [Guédiawaye Police Arrest Suspect Over Multiple Vehicle Fraud Cases, Urge Public Vigilance](https://senegambiatimes.com/guediawaye-police-arrest-suspect-over-multiple-vehicle-fraud-cases-urge-public-vigilance/): Police in Guédiawaye have referred a suspect to the public prosecutor following investigations into multiple alleged fraud cases involving rented vehicles, according to the Urban Security unit of the Guédiawaye Police Station. The case reportedly began in July 2025, when the suspect rented a Citroën C4 from a parking facility in Guédiawaye. After the rental agreement expired, the vehicle was not returned, and the suspect allegedly cut off all communication with the owner. Authorities later traced the car through its built-in GPS system to Diourbel, where it was found in the possession of a third party. Investigators said the suspect...
- [American Center Dakar Amplifies Young Voices Through Speaking Arts Competition](https://senegambiatimes.com/american-center-dakar-amplifies-young-voices-through-speaking-arts-competition/): By Mutiu Olawuyi   The American Center Dakar, managed by the United States Embassy in Dakar, recently hosted a full house for its annual “Raising Our Voices” speaking arts competition, bringing together participants who explored key moments in American history through speech, poetry, and public performance. According to the event organizers, contestants selected landmark speeches and poems spanning 250 years of U.S. history, ranging from Patrick Henry’s 1776 call for independence to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s final public address in 1968. Participants then reinterpreted those texts through spoken-word performance and oral delivery in English. The event, which took place...
- [Golf Sud Police Bust Suspected Kush Network in Parcelles Assainies](https://senegambiatimes.com/golf-sud-police-bust-suspected-kush-network-in-parcelles-assainies/): Police in Golf Sud say they have dismantled a suspected synthetic drug trafficking network operating in the Parcelles Assainies area, in a targeted operation that led to the arrest and prosecution of three suspects. According to the district police station of Golf Sud, the operation was launched after investigators received what authorities described as credible intelligence about the illicit sale of Kush in Parcelles Assainies, Unit 2. Acting on that information, officers from the Search Brigade put the main suspect’s residence under surveillance and tracked movements linked to the alleged network. Police said the suspected ringleader was intercepted as he...
- [Senegal Stands Firm on Integrity in African Football, Says President to CAF's Motsepe](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-stands-firm-on-integrity-in-african-football-says-president-to-cafs-motsepe/): By Mutiu Olawuyi   On Wednesday, April 8, 2026, Senegal’s President received Dr. Patrice Motsepe, President of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), at the Presidential Palace in Dakar. The meeting, marked by frank and thorough discussions, covered a wide range of issues affecting African football today. During the exchanges, President of Senegal emphasized the country’s unwavering commitment to the principles of law, transparency, and the preservation of the integrity of African football competitions. In a clear and direct statement, the President reaffirmed Senegal’s dedication to maintaining the credibility of football governance on the continent. This is especially crucial as...
- [CAF President Motsepe arrives in Dakar as football governance debate intensifies](https://senegambiatimes.com/caf-president-motsepe-arrives-in-dakar-as-football-governance-debate-intensifies/): CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe arrived in Dakar on Wednesday and was received by the President of the Senegalese Football Federation, Abdoulaye Fall, alongside other Senegalese football leaders. While the official reception reflected Senegal’s stature in African football, the visit also triggered strong public reaction, revealing broader debates about governance, competition reform, and accountability within the continental game. For some observers, the visit cannot be separated from wider national concerns. Modou Ndiayemabeye wrote, “Eighty days of detention for the 18 Senegalese held hostage in Morocco — their immediate release must be a prerequisite before any discussions. Enough is enough.” The...
- [Saly Police arrest alleged visa fraudster in case involving over CFA30 million](https://senegambiatimes.com/saly-police-arrest-alleged-visa-fraudster-in-case-involving-over-cfa30-million/): Police in Saly-Portudal say they have dismantled a visa fraud operation that allegedly defrauded dozens of people of more than CFA30 million, in a case that reflects the growing risks facing young people and families seeking opportunities abroad. According to the Urban Commissariat of Saly-Portudal, the suspect was arrested on April 2, 2026, after officers from the Saly Search Brigade were approached by a citizen who said he had spotted the man on Saly beach. The complainant told police he had paid the suspect CFA6 million in 2025 in exchange for promised U.S. visas that never materialized. Police said news...
- [Ghana clarifies Senegal entry rules, says vaccination certificates not mandatory](https://senegambiatimes.com/ghana-clarifies-senegal-entry-rules-says-vaccination-certificates-not-mandatory/): Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a public announcement clarifying that while vaccination against certain diseases is recommended for foreigners traveling to Senegal, vaccination certificates for those diseases are not mandatory for entry into Senegal. In the notice dated April 7, 2026, the ministry said it had received information from Senegal’s Ministry of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad indicating that vaccines against yellow fever, DPT, measles, and hepatitis A and B are advised for health and safety reasons. However, the ministry stressed that presenting vaccination certificates for those diseases is not a compulsory entry requirement for Senegalese...
- [Kidira Police seize toxic mining chemicals](https://senegambiatimes.com/kidira-police-seize-toxic-mining-chemicals/): Police in eastern Senegal say they have disrupted a smuggling operation involving toxic chemicals allegedly destined for illegal gold processing sites, in a case that highlights the growing intersection of border security, environmental protection, and public safety. According to the Special Police Station of Kidira, the operation led to the arrest of three individuals and the seizure of large quantities of hazardous substances commonly associated with informal gold extraction. Authorities said the products had been transported across the border and were intended for clandestine mining sites in Diyabougou and Soreto. Police said the interception took place on March 31, 2026,...
- [Police raid in Brikama nets more than 30 suspects after residents raise alarm](https://senegambiatimes.com/police-raid-in-brikama-nets-more-than-30-suspects-after-residents-raise-alarm/): Police Raid in Brikama Nets More Than 30 Suspects After Residents Raise Alarm By Senegambia Times Staff BRIKAMA, The Gambia — The Gambia Police Force says it has arrested more than 30 suspects, including one female, during a targeted security operation in Drimakolong, Brikama, following growing concern from residents over rising criminal activity in the area. The operation was carried out on Sunday, April 5, 2026, by the Lower West Coast Taskforce in collaboration with patrol teams and the Banjulinding Anti-Crime Unit. According to police, the raid followed repeated complaints from community members who had raised alarm over worsening insecurity...
- [Dakar Narcotics Brigade dismantles drug network in major multi-site operation](https://senegambiatimes.com/dakar-narcotics-brigade-dismantles-drug-network-in-major-multi-site-operation/): Senegal’s anti-narcotics authorities say they have dismantled a drug trafficking network operating across Ouest-Foire, Almadies, and Ouakam, in what officials describe as a major operation against the circulation of narcotics and psychotropic substances in the capital. According to the Regional Narcotics Brigade of Dakar, which falls under OCRTIS, the operation was carried out on April 2, 2026 after intelligence pointed to a large-scale distribution network. Investigators first placed a furnished apartment in Ouest-Foire under surveillance late on April 1. The following afternoon, officers moved in and reportedly found suspects on the premises during what police described as a consumption session....
- [U.S. calls for stronger Easter security in Nigeria as concerns grow over targeted attacks](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-calls-for-stronger-easter-security-in-nigeria-as-concerns-grow-over-targeted-attacks/): The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of African Affairs has amplified a call by Principal Advisor Mark Walker urging the Nigerian government to strengthen security ahead of and during Easter, while also acknowledging steps already taken by Abuja to improve public safety. In the statement, Walker said attacks targeting Christians, “especially on Christian holidays,” are unacceptable and urged Nigerian leaders to act urgently. The significance of the statement lies not only in its focus on Easter security, but also in the broader challenge Nigeria faces as a multi-religious and multi-ethnic nation where both Christians and Muslims have suffered from insecurity,...
- [Gambia: Government moves to contain fuel price surge with subsidy package](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-government-moves-to-contain-fuel-price-surge-with-subsidy-package/): The Government of The Gambia has announced a series of subsidy measures aimed at protecting households and businesses from the impact of rising global fuel prices, offering temporary relief as international market pressures continue to push energy costs upward. In a press release dated April 3, 2026, the Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines said recent tensions in the Middle East have disrupted oil supply and transportation routes, triggering a sharp increase in international fuel prices. According to the ministry, the indicative price for April would have reached D101.29 per litre for petrol and D124.72 per litre for diesel if...
- [U.S., UNODC backed workshop boosts West Africa’s response to child cybercrime](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-unodc-backed-workshop-boosts-west-africas-response-to-child-cybercrime/): The United States, in partnership with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), has convened a regional workshop aimed at strengthening digital crime investigations and improving the response to cybercrime targeting children across West Africa. The training brought together law enforcement officials from Senegal and neighbouring countries, reflecting a growing recognition that online crimes—particularly those involving children—require coordinated cross-border action, technical expertise, and sustained institutional collaboration. Representing the U.S. side, Business Manager Jennifer Davis Paguada joined Senegalese police authorities to congratulate participants for successfully completing the programme. Her presence underscored Washington’s continued support for regional security cooperation and...
- [Thiès students win U.S.-backed scholarship for English and leadership](https://senegambiatimes.com/thies-students-win-u-s-backed-scholarship-for-english-and-leadership/): A new group of young learners in Senegal is gaining access to global opportunities as the United States Embassy in Senegal expands its support for the English Access Scholarship Programme. At Mt. Rolland Middle School in Thiès, sixteen students have been selected for the highly competitive initiative, which equips participants with practical English language skills, leadership training, and exposure to social action projects. The programme targets motivated students from underserved communities, helping them build competencies that extend beyond the classroom. The selection has been widely welcomed by parents, educators, and community leaders, who view the initiative as a pathway to...
- [Gambia: National Assembly opens strategic retreat to strengthen legislative reform](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-national-assembly-opens-strategic-retreat-to-strengthen-legislative-reform/): The National Assembly Authority of The Gambia has launched a high-level three-day retreat aimed at strengthening the institutional capacity, professionalism, and long-term effectiveness of the country’s legislature. The gathering, which began on Thursday, is being framed as an important step in deepening administrative reform and improving how the National Assembly delivers on its constitutional responsibilities. Bringing together the top leadership of the National Assembly, the retreat is focused on reviewing institutional performance, setting strategic priorities for upcoming legislative sessions, and monitoring implementation of the Assembly’s 2025–2029 Strategic Plan. More than a routine administrative exercise, the session reflects a growing recognition...
- [Gambia simplifies amnesty process for citizens in Spain, sets April 15 deadline](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-simplifies-amnesty-process-for-citizens-in-spain-sets-april-15-deadline/): The Government of The Gambia has announced a practical and timely update to support its nationals in Spain seeking to regularise their immigration status under the Spanish Government’s ongoing amnesty programme. The move reflects a growing commitment to diaspora welfare and responsive governance in addressing real-life administrative challenges faced by citizens abroad. In a statement issued in Banjul on April 2, 2026, authorities acknowledged the difficulties many applicants have encountered, particularly in authenticating certificates of character through Dakar. In response, the government has introduced a more streamlined and accessible process. Gambians residing in Spain can now submit their documents directly...
- [Three arrested in Kaolack livestock theft bust](https://senegambiatimes.com/three-arrested-in-kaolack-livestock-theft-bust/): In a significant breakthrough for rural security and community protection, the Urban Security Unit of the Central Police Station in Kaolack has dismantled an organized cattle theft network operating between Koutal and Keur Madiabel, leading to the arrest of three individuals and the recovery of stolen livestock. The operation, conducted through coordinated intelligence and field interventions between March 28 and April 29, 2026, highlights ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat livestock theft—a crime that continues to threaten the livelihoods of farmers and pastoral communities across the region. The first major breakthrough came in the early hours of March 28,...
- [U.S. Embassy hosts AI discussion in Dakar as Senegalese audiences explore future of technology](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-embassy-hosts-ai-discussion-in-dakar-as-senegalese-audiences-explore-future-of-technology/): The U.S. Embassy in Senegal has hosted a public discussion on the growing influence of artificial intelligence, bringing students, technology enthusiasts, and members of the public into conversation about one of the most consequential forces shaping the modern world. The event, held at the American Center Dakar, featured Mrs. Christelle Scharff, a computer science professor at Pace University and a Fulbright Specialist currently visiting Senegal. During the session, she spoke about the transformative role of artificial intelligence and its expanding impact on how people live, work, learn, and solve complex problems. According to the embassy, the discussion formed part of...
- [Police bring safety education to Thiès schools ahead of Senegal’s Independence Day](https://senegambiatimes.com/police-bring-safety-education-to-thies-schools-ahead-of-senegals-independence-day/): Senegal’s National Police has launched the first stage of its Senegalese Police Education Project (EDUPOLSEN) in Thiès, bringing safety awareness and civic education directly into schools as the city prepares to host this year’s 66th Independence Day celebrations. The two-day initiative began at Lycée El Hadji Malick Sy and Collège Saint Gabriel, where officials say the project was designed to build trust, strengthen prevention, and create a more direct line of communication between students and law enforcement. The opening day featured a solemn flag-raising ceremony at Lycée El Hadji Malick Sy, symbolically launching the school-based outreach effort in a city...
- [Police dismantle alleged scooter theft, armed robbery gang in Dakar](https://senegambiatimes.com/police-dismantle-alleged-scooter-theft-armed-robbery-gang-in-dakar/): Police in Dakar say they have dismantled an alleged criminal network accused of specializing in motorbike and scooter theft as well as other forms of violent robbery, following an investigation launched from a complaint over a stolen two-wheeler. According to police, the Dieuppeul Arrondissement Commissariat has forwarded the case to the prosecutor after arresting several suspects described as members of an organized gang that had been active in the area. The investigation reportedly began after a victim filed a complaint concerning the theft of a Beverly-brand scooter. Authorities say technical investigations and operational intelligence quickly pointed to a coordinated group...
- [Senegal’s First Lady joins Global Child-Welfare Summit in Washington](https://senegambiatimes.com/https-senegambiatimes-com-2024-2/): Marie Khone Faye was hosted in Washington, D.C. this week for the inaugural “Fostering the Future Together” Global Coalition Summit, a high-level gathering focused on improving the well-being, education, and long-term prospects of children around the world. According to a post shared by the U.S. Embassy in Senegal, the summit brought together influential voices, policy leaders, and development stakeholders around a common mission: ensuring that children everywhere have the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive in safer and more promising environments. The White House has also published images and remarks tied to the summit, confirming it took place on March...
- [Ghana applauds UN backing of landmark resolution on slavery as crime against humanity](https://senegambiatimes.com/ghana-applauds-un-backing-of-landmark-resolution-on-slavery-as-crime-against-humanity/): Ghana has expressed deep appreciation to United Nations member states following the adoption of a landmark resolution recognizing the trafficking and enslavement of Africans as among the gravest crimes against humanity. In a statement shared by the Ghana Ministry of Foreign Affairs, authorities thanked countries across Africa, the Caribbean, Asia, Europe, and the Americas for supporting UN Resolution A/RES/80/250, describing it as a historic step toward justice, global recognition, and healing. The resolution formally acknowledges the transatlantic slave trade and the racialized system of chattel slavery inflicted on Africans as crimes of profound historical injustice. Ghanaian officials framed the development...
- [U.S. agencies deepen Africa engagement through strategic integration dialogue](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-agencies-deepen-africa-engagement-through-strategic-integration-dialogue/): More than 160 officials from key United States government agencies convened this week for the Africa Strategic Integration Dialogue, a high-level forum aimed at strengthening coordination across diplomacy, security, and economic development efforts on the African continent. Participants drawn from the U.S. Departments of Defense, State, and Commerce explored how a more integrated, interagency approach can better align investment, development priorities, and security strategies in Africa. The dialogue reflects a growing recognition that long-term stability on the continent depends not only on security interventions, but also on sustainable economic growth and effective governance partnerships. Major General Garrick Harmon, Director of...
- [Gambia moves to end costly school graduation culture](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-moves-to-end-costly-school-graduation-culture/): The government of The Gambia has moved to ease financial pressure on families by directing schools across the country to stop holding extravagant graduation ceremonies and to adopt simpler, more affordable ways of celebrating students’ achievements. In a directive dated March 31, 2026, the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) announced that, with immediate effect, Early Childhood Development (ECD)/Nursery schools and Lower Basic Schools are no longer permitted to hold graduation ceremonies. The ministry said the decision was taken out of concern over increasingly costly end-of-year events that place unnecessary financial burdens on parents and guardians. The ministry said...
- [Mob attack averted as police arrest man in Yeumbeul morality case](https://senegambiatimes.com/mob-attack-averted-as-police-arrest-man-in-yeumbeul-morality-case/): Yeumbeul Sud — Police in Yeumbeul South say they have arrested and placed a man in custody after an incident that authorities say nearly escalated into mob violence, underscoring the importance of lawful reporting and public restraint when handling sensitive morality-related allegations. According to police, the arrest took place on March 30, 2026, after officers were alerted to a situation involving alleged obscene solicitation and conduct considered offensive to public decency under Senegalese law. Authorities said the case began when an informant reported being contacted by a childhood acquaintance who had allegedly reappeared and sent a series of explicit messages...
- [Football rivalry turns costly as police probe post-match vandalism in Dakar](https://senegambiatimes.com/football-rivalry-turns-costly-as-police-probe-post-match-vandalism-in-dakar/): Senegal’s National Police say an investigation has been opened following acts of vandalism and property damage reported near Léopold Sédar Senghor Stadium after a Ligue 1 football match between AS Pikine and Guédiawaye Football Club (GFC) on March 29. According to a police press release issued in Dakar on March 30, the incidents occurred after the conclusion of the match, despite security measures that had been put in place to avoid direct confrontation between supporters of the two rival teams. Police said that before the match, authorities had implemented separate access and exit routes for both sets of supporters as...
- [Senegal Police arrest suspect in alleged social media delivery scam targeting online sellers](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-police-arrest-suspect-in-alleged-social-media-delivery-scam-targeting-online-sellers/)
- [Editorial | America First in Africa: Opportunity, Warning and the Test of African Leadership](https://senegambiatimes.com/editorial-america-first-in-africa-opportunity-warning-and-the-test-of-african-leadership/): The United States has now said plainly what many African leaders, diplomats and analysts have long suspected: Washington’s relationship with Africa is entering a harder, more transactional, and more openly strategic phase. In a major policy speech, senior U.S. officials under the Trump administration declared that the era of “aid-first” engagement is giving way to a new doctrine of “trade, strategic interest, critical minerals, commercial diplomacy, and burden-sharing.” The message was clear: America still wants Africa—but this time, it wants Africa on terms that are more directly aligned with American national interests. For Africa, and particularly for countries like Senegal,...
- [Touba police arrest suspect in alleged visa fraud scheme targeting Europe-bound migrants](https://senegambiatimes.com/touba-police-arrest-suspect-in-alleged-visa-fraud-scheme-targeting-europe-bound-migrants/): Police in Touba have arrested a man accused of running a large-scale visa fraud operation that allegedly exploited dozens of people hoping to travel to Europe. The arrest was carried out on March 27 by the Special Police Station of Touba, following what authorities described as a growing number of complaints linked to a suspected migration scam involving promises of travel to countries including Portugal. According to investigators, the suspect allegedly presented himself as a trusted facilitator capable of securing visas quickly and reliably for aspiring migrants. Police say he persuaded victims by promising “guaranteed” administrative processing while demanding large...
- [Banjul Mayor raises alarm over voter exclusion risk, urges urgent electoral remedy](https://senegambiatimes.com/banjul-mayor-raises-alarm-over-voter-exclusion-risk-urges-urgent-electoral-remedy/): Mayor Rohey Malick-Lowe has raised alarm over what she describes as a growing risk of voter exclusion in Banjul after the Independent Electoral Commission confirmed that no voter attestation will be issued for residents of the capital. In a public statement, the mayor said the development could leave many otherwise eligible residents unable to participate in future elections, particularly those who do not possess formal identification and who previously relied on local attestation as a pathway to register and vote. A Longstanding Practice Now Closed For decades, Banjul residents without standard documentation were able to access voter attestation through the...
- [Gambia Police Intercept 17 Suspected Irregular Migrants in Barra Operation](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-police-intercept-17-suspected-irregular-migrants-in-barra-operation/): Seventeen suspected irregular migrants were intercepted in an early morning security operation in the Mayamba area of Barra, according to the The Gambia Police Force. The operation was carried out on Friday, March 27, by the Anti-Crime Unit Sub-Base in Barra following what police described as credible intelligence. Authorities said all 17 individuals were apprehended without incident and later transported to Essau Model Police Station for screening and preliminary processing. Police said early findings suggest the individuals are foreign nationals. Those confirmed to be in the country irregularly are expected to be handed over to the The Gambia Immigration Department...
- [Senegalese hero in Paris granted French citizenship after ddaring fire rescue](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegalese-hero-in-paris-granted-french-citizenship-after-ddaring-fire-rescue/): A Senegalese man has been granted French citizenship after risking his life to rescue six people from a burning apartment building, in an act widely praised as a symbol of courage, humanity, and selflessness. Fousseynou Cissé came to public attention following a dramatic fire incident in July 2025, where he helped save two children and four adults trapped in a residential building in Paris. Footage of the rescue, which showed Cissé guiding victims to safety under dangerous conditions, quickly went viral and drew widespread admiration across France and beyond. In recognition of his bravery, French authorities awarded him the Gold...
- [Sharaka to take interfaith leaders to Poland as 2026 March of the Living delegation](https://senegambiatimes.com/sharaka-to-take-interfaith-leaders-to-poland-as-2026-march-of-the-living-delegation/): A new international delegation led by Sharaka is preparing to travel to Poland this April for the 2026 March of the Living, a Holocaust education and interfaith peacebuilding initiative that seeks to turn remembrance into responsibility and historical reflection into contemporary bridge-building. The organizer describes the program as a rare opportunity for participants “to learn about some of the darkest moments in history” while strengthening “the role of moderate voices in our societies” and promoting “tolerance, remembrance, and coexistence.” At its core, the initiative is not framed simply as a memorial visit, but as a values-driven educational journey. According to...
- [From Memory to Moral Courage: Sharaka’s 2026 March of the Living Delegation Seeks to Turn Holocaust Remembrance into Peacebuilding](https://senegambiatimes.com/from-memory-to-moral-courage-sharakas-2026-march-of-the-living-delegation-seeks-to-turn-holocaust-remembrance-into-peacebuilding/): A diverse international delegation—including interfaith leaders, journalists, and educators—will travel to Poland not only to remember the Holocaust, but to return home with a renewed mission of tolerance, dialogue, and human dignity. At a time when the world is increasingly fractured by suspicion, hate, and identity-based division, a new international delegation is preparing to walk into one of history’s darkest chapters—not to remain in its shadows, but to bring back light. This April, Sharaka’s 2026 March of the Living Delegation will travel to Poland for a carefully designed Holocaust education and remembrance journey that blends historical witness, interfaith dialogue, and...
- [Guédiawaye Man Arrested After Attempt to Cook Dog Sparks Public Health Alarm](https://senegambiatimes.com/guediawaye-man-arrested-after-attempt-to-cook-dog-sparks-public-health-alarm/): Police in Guédiawaye have arrested a man after an incident that authorities say raised serious public health and safety concerns in the Hamo Tefess area. The arrest was carried out by officers of the Urban Security Unit of the Central Police Station of Guédiawaye, who accused the suspect of endangering the life of another person and violating public health regulations. According to police, the suspect was found with three other individuals while allegedly attempting to burn and prepare the carcass of a dog for consumption. The incident reportedly took place at the Hamo Tefess plot, where a strong foul odor...
- [Grand-Yoff Police Arrest Eight in Arafat as Alleged Drug Network and Kidnapping Case Unfolds](https://senegambiatimes.com/grand-yoff-police-arrest-eight-in-arafat-as-alleged-drug-network-and-kidnapping-case-unfolds/): Dakar — Police in the Grand-Yoff district have arrested eight individuals following an operation in the Arafat neighborhood that authorities say uncovered a suspected drug trafficking network and prevented what may have become a fatal act of violence. The arrests were carried out on March 24, 2026, by officers from the Commissariat d’Arrondissement de Grand-Yoff after intelligence reports pointed to an extensive local trafficking operation involving Indian hemp. According to police, the operation took a more alarming turn when officers discovered a man — described as a local artist living in Grand-Yoff — bound hand and foot and bearing visible...
- [Banjul Secures Stronger Continental Voice as Mayor Lowe Celebrates Pan-African Local Government Breakthrough](https://senegambiatimes.com/banjul-secures-stronger-continental-voice-as-mayor-lowe-celebrates-pan-african-local-government-breakthrough/): The City of Banjul has emerged from a major Pan-African local government summit with expanded continental representation, marking what city leaders describe as a significant step forward for both the capital and The Gambia. The development followed elections held from March 22 to 24 in Nouakchott during the governing body meetings of United Cities and Local Governments of Africa (UCLG Africa), where local leaders from across the continent gathered to shape the future of municipal cooperation and urban governance. At the center of the announcement was Rohey Malick Lowe, who hailed the outcome as a proud moment for Banjul and...
- [Senegal Rejects CAF Decision on AFCON Title, Calls for Independent Investigation](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-rejects-caf-decision-on-afcon-title-calls-for-independent-investigation/): The Government of Senegal has formally expressed strong concern over a decision by the Confederation of African Football to withdraw the country’s 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title and reassign it to Morocco. In an official communiqué issued on March 18, 2026, Senegalese authorities described the decision as unprecedented and deeply troubling, arguing that it undermines the fundamental principles of sporting integrity, including fairness, loyalty, and respect for results achieved on the field of play. The government stated that the ruling appears to stem from what it considers a misinterpretation of regulations, leading to what it termed an unjust...
- [Senegal Police Dismantle Major Bank Phishing Network in Dakar, 19 Arrested](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-police-dismantle-major-bank-phishing-network-in-dakar-19-arrested/): Senegal’s Cybercrime Task Force has dismantled a sophisticated bank phishing network operating across the Dakar suburbs, in a major operation that underscores the growing scale of digital fraud in the country. The operation, carried out on March 15, 2026, was led by the Division Spéciale de Cybersécurité (DSC) following multiple complaints from Société Générale Sénégal and its customers, who reported unauthorized withdrawals from their accounts. Investigators revealed a well-organized system of cyber fraud in which suspects allegedly sent emails mimicking official bank communications. Victims were redirected to fake websites designed to replicate the bank’s digital interface, where sensitive information such...
- [IMF Commends Gambia’s Economic Progress as Government Pushes Reform, Stability Agenda](https://senegambiatimes.com/imf-commends-gambias-economic-progress-as-government-pushes-reform-stability-agenda/): The International Monetary Fund has praised The Gambia’s economic performance, highlighting steady progress in reform implementation and macroeconomic management over the past several years. During a courtesy visit to President Adama Barrow at the State House in Banjul, IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li commended the country for what he described as the satisfactory execution of IMF-supported programs over the last seven years. The visit, officials say, reflects the Fund’s continued engagement with Gambian authorities, particularly as the country works toward completing its second IMF program by the end of the year and laying the groundwork for a new phase...
- [Grand-Yoff Basketball Coach Arrested Over Alleged Sexual Assault of Minor, Investigation Ongoing](https://senegambiatimes.com/grand-yoff-basketball-coach-arrested-over-alleged-sexual-assault-of-minor-investigation-ongoing/): Police in Grand-Yoff have detained a local basketball coach following allegations of sexual assault involving an 11-year-old girl, authorities confirmed. The arrest, carried out on March 17, 2026, by the Grand-Yoff Borough Commissioner, follows a formal complaint filed on March 12 by the victim’s parents. The child, a sixth-grade student and member of the coach’s basketball club, reportedly disclosed the alleged abuse after concerns were raised by third parties. Allegations Linked to Sports Tournament According to preliminary findings, the alleged incidents occurred during a basketball tournament held in Mbour in September 2025. Investigators say the victim, heard in the presence...
- [U.S. Embassy Opens Applications for 2026 Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund in Senegal and Guinea-Bissau](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-embassy-opens-applications-for-2026-alumni-engagement-innovation-fund-in-senegal-and-guinea-bissau/): The United States Embassy in Senegal has announced the opening of applications for the 2026 Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF), inviting former participants of U.S. government-sponsored exchange programs in Senegal and Guinea-Bissau to submit proposals for community-focused projects. The initiative aims to support alumni-led programs that strengthen ties between local communities and the United States while contributing to the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States. According to the embassy, the fund will provide grants ranging from $5,000 to $35,000 to selected projects designed and implemented by teams of alumni from U.S. government exchange programs. Supporting Alumni-Led Community...
- [United States, Senegal Sign $90 Million Health Cooperation Agreement](https://senegambiatimes.com/united-states-senegal-sign-90-million-health-cooperation-agreement/): The governments of the United States and Senegal have signed a new health cooperation protocol aimed at strengthening joint efforts to combat infectious diseases and improve public health systems. The agreement, valued at $90 million, was signed during a ceremony attended by Jennifer Davis Paguada and Senegal’s Minister of Health and Social Action, Ibrahima Sy. Officials said the partnership builds on decades of collaboration between the two countries in addressing major public health challenges, including infectious disease prevention and response. According to the United States mission in Senegal, the agreement reinforces the two nations’ shared commitment to strengthening healthcare systems...
- [3 Individuals Charged After Violent Street Fight Linked to Love Triangle in Dakar](https://senegambiatimes.com/3-individuals-charged-after-violent-street-fight-linked-to-love-triangle-in-dakar/): Dakar — Police in Dakar have referred three individuals to the public prosecutor following a violent altercation linked to a romantic dispute that escalated into a street fight along the city’s coastal Corniche. Authorities from the Commissariat d’Arrondissement du Point E confirmed that two men and a woman were presented before the prosecutor on charges including voluntary assault causing bodily harm, public fighting, acts of violence, and adultery. Street Fight on the Corniche According to police, officers were alerted on March 12, 2026, to a violent confrontation taking place along the Corniche Ouest.Patrol officers responding to the scene found two...
- [Senegal Police Arrest Four in Alleged Illegal Abortion Drug Network in Keur Massar](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-police-arrest-four-in-alleged-illegal-abortion-drug-network-in-keur-massar/): Keur Massar — Police in the Yeumbeul division have arrested four individuals suspected of involvement in an illegal network distributing abortion drugs, authorities said following a two-day operation that uncovered what investigators described as an organized underground supply chain targeting young women. The arrests were carried out between March 13 and 14 by the Search Brigade of the Commissariat d’Arrondissement de Yeumbeul, commonly known as COMICO, after officers received anonymous intelligence about a planned transaction involving abortion medication. According to police, the suspected sale was expected to take place near the “Dibiterie” roundabout in Keur Massar. Surveillance Leads to First...
- [Senegal police arrest three in Kédougou drug bust near Mali border](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-police-arrest-three-in-kedougou-drug-bust-near-mali-border/): Senegal’s security forces have recorded another significant breakthrough in the fight against illicit drugs, with the arrest of three suspects in the southeastern region of Kédougou for drug trafficking and related offenses. According to the National Police, operatives of the Regional Narcotics Brigade (BRS) of Kédougou, operating under the Central Office for the Repression of Illicit Drug Trafficking (OCRTIS), carried out the arrests on January 20, 2026. The suspects are accused of possessing and trafficking psychotropic substances and “kush,” as well as the illegal sale of pharmaceutical products and the unlawful practice of the pharmacy profession. The operation was launched...
- [U.S. Embassy Banjul hosts media roundtable on bilateral relations, transparency](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-embassy-banjul-hosts-media-roundtable-on-bilateral-relations-transparency/): The U.S. Embassy Banjul has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and open engagement with the Gambian media following a high-level roundtable discussion with leaders of the country’s print media sector. According to a post shared today on the Embassy’s official Facebook page, the roundtable was hosted by Chargé d’Affaires Eugene Young, who engaged journalists in a candid exchange on U.S. policies, priorities, and the broader bilateral relationship between the United States and The Gambia. The discussion provided an opportunity for media leaders to ask questions, seek clarifications, and share perspectives on issues of mutual interest. During the meeting, CDA Young...
- [U.S. boosts malaria fight in Gambia with $3.88m lifesaving support](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-boosts-malaria-fight-in-gambia-with-3-88m-lifesaving-support/): BANJUL — The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting The Gambia’s fight against malaria, following high-level discussions between U.S. Charge d’Affaires Eugene Young and Minister of Health Dr. Ahmadou Lamin Samateh. According to an official statement released by the U.S. Embassy in Banjul, the meeting focused on ongoing American health assistance aimed at strengthening malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment across the country. Central to the discussion was U.S. support provided through the Global Health Supply Chain – Procurement and Supply Management program. Under this initiative, according to Young, the United States has contributed approximately $3.88 million to supply...
- [U.S.-funded training strengthens Senegal’s prisoner reintegration efforts](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-funded-training-strengthens-senegals-prisoner-reintegration-efforts/): Dakar — Three Senegalese officials have completed a 10-day regional training program on prisoner reintegration, supported by the United States Embassy in Dakar, aimed at strengthening post-incarceration systems and community safety across the region. The intensive program, held in Tiflet, brought together practitioners from multiple countries to examine best practices in the development and improvement of reintegration initiatives. According to the embassy, the interactive sessions drew on American and Moroccan expertise, combining policy discussions with practical approaches to reducing recidivism and supporting former inmates as they transition back into society. Participants explored evidence-based models that emphasize rehabilitation, skills development, and...
- [Banjul Mayor hails Senegal’s AFCON triumph, praises discipline, continental pride](https://senegambiatimes.com/banjul-mayor-hails-senegals-afcon-triumph-praises-discipline-continental-pride/): Banjul, The Gambia — The Lord Mayor of Banjul, Rohey Malick Lowe, has congratulated the Senegal national football team on their Africa Cup of Nations triumph, commending the players for their discipline, sportsmanship, and composure under pressure. In a statement released on Monday, Mayor Lowe described the Teranga Lions’ victory as a moment of pride not only for Senegal but for West Africa and the African continent as a whole. She noted that the team’s ability to remain focused and composed at critical moments reflected the resilience and character of the Senegalese people. “You demonstrated decorum, discipline, and true sportsmanship...
- [President Faye salutes Teranga Lions’ historic AFCON victory](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-faye-salutes-teranga-lions-historic-afcon-victory/): Dakar, Senegal — President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has praised the Senegal national football team for what he described as a historic and heroic triumph in the final of the Africa Cup of Nations, applauding the players for lifting Senegal’s flag to the summit of African football. In a statement released following the final, President Faye said the symbolic presentation of the national flag to the players before the tournament carried a clear mission — one the Teranga Lions fulfilled with distinction. He described the final as an epic encounter, marked by intense pressure and adversity, in which the team demonstrated...
- [Senegal crowned AFCON Champions after gritty win over Morocco](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-crowned-afcon-champion-after-gritty-win-over-morocco/): Rabat, Morocco — Senegal etched another golden chapter in its football history on Sunday night, defeating host nation Morocco 1–0 in a tightly contested Africa Cup of Nations final to lift the continental trophy in dramatic fashion. In front of a packed stadium and a partisan Moroccan crowd, the Senegal national football team delivered a performance defined by discipline, resilience, and tactical intelligence, denying the Morocco national football team the dream of celebrating an AFCON2025 title on home soil. The decisive moment came midway through the first half when Pape Gueye struck from outside the box, firing a precise low...
- [Senegal Police arrest 10 suspects in Parcelles Assainies drug bust](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-police-arrest-10-suspects-in-parcelles-assainies-drug-bust/): Dakar, Senegal — The Senegalese National Police have arrested ten individuals in connection with suspected drug trafficking and collective drug use during a security operation carried out on January 13, 2026, in the Chaay district, covering Parcelles Assainies and Niacourab. According to a police statement, the arrests were made around 2:00 p.m. after officers on routine patrol detected a strong odor of cannabis coming from a building under construction. Acting swiftly, the police intervened at the site and caught the suspects in the process of packaging Kush, a potent synthetic drug. A total of 127 packaged units were seized during...
- [Prayers, Politics, and the Pitch: Senegal Reacts as President Performs Umrah in Mecca](https://senegambiatimes.com/prayers-politics-and-the-pitch-senegal-reacts-as-president-performs-umrah-in-mecca/): As images of Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye performing Umrah in the holy city of Mecca circulated widely on social media, they sparked an outpouring of emotion, faith-filled messages, and national reflection across Facebook and other platforms. The moment, deeply spiritual and highly symbolic, resonated with many Senegalese who viewed the pilgrimage not only as a personal act of devotion but also as a prayerful gesture on behalf of the nation. Among the most shared reactions was a post by Waly Ndao, who urged fellow citizens not to forget Senegal in their prayers—particularly ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations...
- [Pikine Police arrest robbery suspect, uncover drug trafficking network](https://senegambiatimes.com/pikine-police-arrest-robbery-suspect-uncover-drug-trafficking-network/): Police in Senegal’s Pikine District have arrested a robbery suspect and dismantled a suspected drug trafficking operation following an early morning attack near the Alassane Djigo Stadium, authorities confirmed on Wednesday. According to the National Police, the suspect was apprehended around 6:00 a.m. on January 14, 2026, after allegedly taking part in a violent robbery committed with the use of bladed weapons. The incident occurred at approximately 5:00 a.m. as the victim was on his way to work. He was reportedly ambushed near the stadium by a group of assailants armed with knives, who forcefully snatched his bag containing personal...
- [GPF holds sensitization programme at Gambia Senior Secondary School](https://senegambiatimes.com/gpf-holds-sensitization-programme-at-gambia-senior-secondary-school/): The Gambia Police Force (GPF) on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, carried out a sensitization programme at Gambia Senior Secondary School as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen police–community relations and promote crime prevention among young people. The programme, jointly organized by the Community Policing Unit, the Gender and Child Protection Unit, and the Prosecutions and Legal Affairs Unit, focused on educating students about their rights and responsibilities while discouraging involvement in crime and other harmful behaviors. Inspector Alieu Gaye of the Community Policing Unit opened the session with an introductory presentation on the principles of community policing. He emphasized...
- [U.S. Mission Nigeria reopens American Center with arts, culture, technology focus](https://senegambiatimes.com/u-s-mission-nigeria-reopens-american-center-with-arts-culture-technology-focus/): The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has officially announced the reopening of the American Center, marking a renewed commitment to cultural exchange, innovation, and community engagement. In a statement shared on January 14, 2025, the U.S. Mission revealed that the revamped center now features a bold new mural celebrating American excellence in arts and culture. The mural is intended to reflect creativity, diversity, and shared values, while serving as a visual symbol of the enduring cultural ties between the United States and Nigeria. Beyond its artistic upgrade, the American Center has also unveiled a state-of-the-art technology environment designed to support learning,...
- [Gambia Police secure convictions in forged currency case](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-police-secure-convictions-in-forged-currency-case/): The Gambia Police Force has secured the conviction of two Gambian nationals, Cherno Abdourahman Mendy and Yaya Mendy, for purchasing forged bank notes, marking a significant step in the fight against financial crimes in the country. The case, Inspector General of Police v. Cherno Abdourahman Mendy and Yaya Mendy, was heard on January 14, 2026, at the Bundung Magistrates’ Court before His Worship Magistrate I. Dibba. Both men, who are residents of the United Kingdom, were charged with a single count of purchasing forged bank notes, an offence contrary to Section 312(b) of the Criminal Offences Act, 2025. Prosecutors told...
- [President Diomaye Faye praises Senegal’s Lions after historic win over Egypt](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-diomaye-faye-praises-senegals-lions-after-historic-win-over-egypt/): President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has congratulated Senegal’s national football team, the Lions of Teranga, following their decisive victory over Egypt to secure a place in the final of the Africa Cup of Nations. In a message released after the match, President Faye hailed the team’s performance as disciplined, focused, and tactically sound. He commended the players for demonstrating composure and collective strength in overcoming one of Africa’s most formidable football nations. “I congratulate our Lions who, through a serious and well-controlled match, eliminated Egypt and earned their place in the final of the Africa Cup,” the President said. “One step...
- [President Diomaye Faye strengthens Senegal–Kuwait ties during official reception in Kuwait](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-diomaye-faye-strengthens-senegal-kuwait-ties-during-official-reception-in-kuwait/): Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye was accorded full state honors on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, during an official reception at the Bayan Palace in Kuwait, marking a significant moment in the deepening diplomatic relations between Senegal and the State of Kuwait. President Faye, who was accompanied by a high-level delegation, was warmly received by His Highness Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Emir of the State of Kuwait. The ceremony reflected the longstanding friendship and mutual respect shared by the two nations. According to a statement released by the Senegalese presidency, the two leaders held extensive discussions in an atmosphere described...
- [Nigerian Army begins construction of new training depot in Ebonyi State](https://senegambiatimes.com/nigerian-army-begins-construction-of-new-training-depot-in-ebonyi-state/): The Nigerian Army has commenced the construction of an additional training depot at Amasiri-Edda in Afikpo and Edda Local Government Areas of Ebonyi State, marking a significant expansion of its training infrastructure aimed at strengthening national security and boosting youth participation in military service. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, and was performed by the Executive Governor of Ebonyi State, Dr. Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru. The project follows the directive of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, to expand the Army’s training capacity and ensure a more equitable distribution of military institutions across the...
- [CPA UK delegation, Gambian National Assembly strengthen Parliamentary Committee Oversight](https://senegambiatimes.com/cpa-uk-delegation-gambian-national-assembly-strengthen-parliamentary-committee-oversight/): Banjul, The Gambia — The National Assembly of The Gambia is hosting a high-level delegation from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) UK as part of an intensive peer-to-peer exchange aimed at strengthening the effectiveness and accountability of parliamentary committees. The visit, which began on Monday, January 12, 2026, opened with an official welcome by the Clerk of the National Assembly, Kalipha M. M. Mbye, followed by a high-level engagement with the Speaker of the National Assembly, Rt. Hon. Fabakary Tombong Jatta. Discussions centered on institutional collaboration and shared parliamentary values within the Commonwealth framework. In a joint session with the...
- [Gambia, Senegal Seal Ambitious Education Pact to Expand Scholarships and Innovation](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-senegal-seal-ambitious-education-pact-to-expand-scholarships-and-innovation/): DAKAR, Senegal — The governments of The Gambia and Senegal have taken a major step toward deepening regional integration in higher education with the conclusion of a landmark bilateral agreement, on December 9, 2025, aimed at expanding scholarships, strengthening institutional partnerships, and boosting innovation across both countries. A high-level Gambian delegation led by the Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology, Professor Pierre Gomez, concluded a four-day official visit to Senegal this week, culminating in the adoption of a comprehensive 2025–2030 Action Plan with Senegal’s Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation (MESRI). The agreement is designed to translate...
- [Mayor Lowe condemns IEC’s Christmas-week nomination schedule](https://senegambiatimes.com/mayor-lowe-condemns-iecs-christmas-week-nomination-schedule/): Mayor of Banjul and President of REFELA Africa, Rohey Malick Lowe, has sharply criticized the Independent Election Commission (IEC) over what she describes as a “profound oversight” in the scheduling of candidate registration for the upcoming municipal by-elections in the Brikama and Mansa Konko Municipal Districts. In a statement issued on Sunday, November 30, 2025, Mayor Lowe denounced the IEC’s decision to hold candidate registration from December 25 to 27 — a period that coincides directly with Christmas celebrations and family obligations for many Gambians. She argued that the timetable “willfully ignores the reality” of Christian communities and disproportionately affects...
- [Senegal-Gambia Operation nabs fugitive Jungler Sanna Manjang](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-gambia-operation-nabs-fugitive-jungler-sanna-manjang/): The Government of The Gambia has confirmed the capture of Sanna Manjang, a former member of the notorious Junglers hit squad implicated in some of the gravest human rights violations committed under ex-President Yahya Jammeh. Manjang, who has been a fugitive since 2017, was arrested in the early hours of Saturday morning, November 29, in the Casamance region of southern Senegal. According to an official statement from the Ministry of Information, the arrest followed a coordinated security operation between Gambian and Senegalese authorities. The two countries, described as “sister nations,” have reportedly intensified collaboration in recent months to track down...
- [Editorial: Guinea-Bissau’s “Ceremonial Coup” — A Choreographed Crisis With Dangerous Continental Ripples](https://senegambiatimes.com/editorial-guinea-bissaus-ceremonial-coup-a-choreographed-crisis-with-dangerous-continental-ripples/): EDITORIAL: Guinea-Bissau’s Ceremonial Coup — A Choreographed Crisis  Guinea-Bissau has once again found itself at the centre of regional attention following what has widely been described as a “ceremonial coup”—a politically charged confrontation lacking the hallmarks of a genuine military takeover. Instead, the incident bears the unmistakable footprints of a carefully engineered crisis, raising troubling questions about political manipulation, institutional fragility and the future of democratic governance in West Africa. As this controversy continues to unfold, the implications reach far beyond Bissau, touching the heart of regional stability and Africa’s ongoing struggle with constitutionalism. A Crisis That Appears More Choreographed...
- [Gambia unveils National Madrassah Board in landmark education reform](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-unveils-national-madrassah-board-in-landmark-education-reform/): The Gambia has taken a historic step toward transforming Islamic education with the official launch of the National Madrassah Board (NMB), a reform long anticipated by education stakeholders, Madrassah leaders, and communities across the country. The inauguration, held on Wednesday, November 6, at the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST) Conference Hall, marks what government officials describe as a “new era” for the nation’s religious and academic landscape. The NMB forms a central pillar of the Gambia Madrassah Integration Strategy (GMIS) 2025–2029, a national plan designed to modernise Madrassah education and bring it into full alignment with...
- [Banjul, Nanning deepen 38-year sister-city partnership with new development projects](https://senegambiatimes.com/banjul-nanning-deepen-38-year-sister-city-partnership-with-new-development-projects/): Banjul, The Gambia — The historic sister-city bond between Banjul and Nanning entered a new chapter this week as Lord Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe met with her counterpart, Mayor Hou Gang, to reinforce a partnership that has shaped decades of cooperation between the two cities. During an official ceremony in Nanning, Mayor Hou revisited the origins of the relationship, established in 1987 — just years after Lowe’s late father left office as mayor. Lowe noted that the recollection underscored the deep roots of a partnership that began under her father’s leadership and has continued to evolve across generations. The event...
- [Editorial: Senegal’s Fragile Unity — Between Faye’s Presidency and Sonko’s Promise](https://senegambiatimes.com/editorial-senegals-fragile-unity-between-fayes-presidency-and-sonkos-promise/): Senegal, long admired as a model of democratic stability in West Africa, now faces a defining test of its political maturity and social cohesion. The widening rift between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his longtime ally, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, threatens to fracture not only the PASTEF movement that brought them to power but also the delicate national balance they both once promised to safeguard. To the casual observer, their disagreement might appear personal — a power struggle between two men at the helm of Senegal’s political renaissance. But beneath the surface lies something deeper and far more consequential: a...
- [Senegal launches first Astronomical Observatory, marks new era for African Science](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegal-launches-first-astronomical-observatory-marks-new-era-for-african-science/): In a monumental leap for Senegalese and African science, the Senegalese Agency for Space Studies (ASES) officially inaugurated the first Astronomical Observatory of Senegal (OAS) on Thursday, November 13, 2025. The observatory, located in Khombole in the Thiès region, represents a historic milestone in the nation’s growing space and scientific ambitions. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, including a 600 mm main telescope and C14 telescopes, the OAS is designed to advance astronomical research, foster innovation, and train future scientists. It also houses the Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics Training, positioning itself as a regional hub for education and scientific excellence. “This...
- [Gambia Police dismiss officer for impersonation, fraudulent withdrawals at Credit Union](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-police-dismiss-officer-for-impersonation-fraudulent-withdrawals-at-credit-union/): The Gambia Police Force  has dismissed Police Constable 9760, Sanna Mballow, following his involvement in an impersonation and fraud case at the Brikama Police Cooperative Credit Union. According to an official statement released by the GPF, investigations revealed that PC Mballow attempted to make an unauthorized withdrawal by posing as another member of the Credit Union. His actions were detected by staff who immediately apprehended him and handed him over to the police. Further inquiries linked the officer to several previous unauthorized withdrawals from other members’ accounts, indicating a pattern of fraudulent activity. Investigators concluded that his actions were a...
- [President Faye, UNESCO DG discuss partnership ahead of Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-faye-unesco-dg-discuss-partnership-ahead-of-dakar-2026-youth-olympic-games/): Dakar, Senegal — President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye on Monday received Ms. Audrey Azoulay, outgoing Director-General of UNESCO, at the Presidential Palace, where both leaders reaffirmed the strong partnership between Senegal and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. The meeting highlighted the “excellent relations” shared between Senegal and UNESCO and examined future areas of collaboration, particularly as the country prepares to host the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, the first-ever Olympic event on African soil. According to the Presidency, discussions centered on UNESCO’s technical and cultural support for the Games, as well as expanded cooperation in education, preservation...
- [Armed Forces Day Marked with Pride as President Faye Honors Senegal’s Military](https://senegambiatimes.com/armed-forces-day-marked-with-pride-as-president-faye-honors-senegals-military/): Dakar, Senegal — Senegal on today commemorated Armed Forces Day, a national occasion dedicated to honoring the men and women who safeguard the republic, defend its sovereignty, and serve with unwavering discipline both at home and across international peacekeeping missions. The ceremony, held in Dakar with military parades, flag-raising, and tributes to fallen soldiers, brought together senior government officials, military leaders, foreign dignitaries, and citizens who gathered to celebrate the nation’s “Jambaars” — a proud Wolof term honoring Senegal’s warriors. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, presiding over his first Armed Forces Day since assuming office, delivered a powerful message recognizing the...
- [Op-Ed: Before it was Memorial Day](https://senegambiatimes.com/op-ed-before-it-was-memorial-day/): A Sacred and Essential Act of Remembrance By Department of Veterans’ Services Commissioner James Hendon Memorial Day, formerly known as “Decoration Day,” has long been a day of mourning and remembrance for our fallen servicemembers. As we just wrapped that sacred holiday, it’s important to note that our nation’s first Memorial Day tributes took place 160 years ago in Charleston, South Carolina, in a racetrack-turned-war camp-turned-cemetery for Civil War soldiers who had died in captivity there. Determined to honor their service and sacrifice, a community of newly freed Black Americans organized a commemoration honoring the 257 Union Army soldiers who...
- [Mayor Adams' Community Op-Ed: Our Bodegas Were a Lifeline During COVID-19. Now, We Are Providing a Lifeline to Them](https://senegambiatimes.com/mayor-adams-community-op-ed-our-bodegas-were-a-lifeline-during-covid-19-now-we-are-providing-a-lifeline-to-them/): By New York City Mayor Eric Adams and UBA President Radhames Rodriguez Bodegas are on every corner of New York City, there for us at all hours, and the bodegueros who service them become our family. So, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit our city, our bodegas were a lifeline to our local communities. We relied on them for toilet paper, snacks, diapers, and a sense of community at a time of extreme uncertainty. And while New York City has seen declines in major crimes, it’s important that we take additional steps to address the crimes our bodegueros continue to face...
- [Nigeria: APC Endorses Excellence: KAMS Tops Mushin Chairmanship Screening](https://senegambiatimes.com/nigeria-apc-endorses-excellence-kams-tops-mushin-chairmanship-screening/): Hon. Semiu Karaole (popularly known as KAMS) has emerged as the highest scorer in the just-concluded APC screening exercise for chairmanship aspirants in Mushin Local Government, clinching an impressive 86% — the highest grade among all contenders. This remarkable performance is more than a number; it is a political statement. It signals the confidence the screening panel has in his leadership acumen, administrative capacity, and unwavering dedication to the ideals of the All Progressives Congress (APC). KAMS’s towering performance in the screening process didn’t come as a surprise to party stakeholders and constituents who have long witnessed his relentless commitment...
- [Senegalese Gendarmes Arrest Two Robbery Suspects in Gambia After 176 Million CFA Heist](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegalese-gendarmes-arrest-two-robbery-suspects-in-gambia-after-176-million-cfa-heist/): The elite Colobane Research Section of the Senegalese Gendarmerie has arrested two suspects linked to a high-profile robbery in Ouakam, Dakar, where a cambiste was ambushed and robbed of a staggering 176 million CFA francs. The operation, executed in collaboration with Interpol and Gambian authorities, marks a significant stride in regional anti-crime efforts. According to a report, the four-man gang—comprising three Senegalese nationals and one Gambian—devised a scheme to lure the victim into a fake currency exchange deal. When the cambiste arrived at the designated meeting spot, he was violently attacked and stripped of the massive cash sum. The assailants...
- [Community Op-Ed: Destroying Guns, Protecting Our City](https://senegambiatimes.com/community-op-ed-destroying-guns-protecting-our-city/): The Adams administration has been committed to public safety from the start, and getting illegal guns off our streets and out of our lives is core to that mission. Since the day I took office, the NYPD has seized more than 21,400 illegal firearms — and last week, I was able to help send many of these confiscated weapons to their final destination — a wood chipper that destroyed these guns so they can never be used to cause harm again. The Reworld facility in Westbury is where the NYPD sends evidence, including illegal firearms, to be disposed of after...
- [Senegalese Student Fighting for Russia Captured by Ukrainian Forces: “I Am From Senegal”](https://senegambiatimes.com/senegalese-student-fighting-for-russia-captured-by-ukrainian-forces-i-am-from-senegal/): In a shocking development highlighting the human cost of the Russia-Ukraine war, Malick Diop, a young Senegalese student, has been captured by Ukrainian forces while fighting alongside the Russian army. Diop, originally from Keur Mandoubé in Koungheul, was seen in a widely circulated video online, visibly exhausted and dressed in a Russian military uniform. In the brief but haunting footage, he confirms his identity, stating, “I am from Senegal.” According to reports from Radio Futurs Médias (RFM), one of Senegal’s leading radio networks, Diop was formerly a student at the Alioune Diop University of Bambey, where he was part of...
- [Gambia: REFELA Celebrates Fruitful Outcome of Women Empowerment Initiative in Banjulinding](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-refela-celebrates-fruitful-outcome-of-women-empowerment-initiative-in-banjulinding/): Just seven months after the launch of a transformative women empowerment initiative, the Network for Locally Elected Women of Africa (REFELA), with support from the Austrian Government, is already witnessing the fruits of its vision—literally. The initiative, unveiled in Banjulinding with much fanfare, saw the installation of a comprehensive water supply system fitted with boreholes, multiple tanks, garden reservoirs, and a standard pipe network across the Banjulinding Women’s Garden. The project aimed at empowering hundreds of women gardeners directly and thousands of Gambians indirectly. “The event marked a historic moment for the people of Banjulinding and its surroundings with the...
- [Community Op-Ed: Standing in Solidarity with our Dominican Community](https://senegambiatimes.com/community-op-ed-standing-in-solidarity-with-our-dominican-community/): The Dominican community in New York City is the largest anywhere in the world outside of the Dominican Republic — we are their home away from home. Dominican New Yorkers contribute to every facet of life across the five boroughs, whether it’s running our small businesses in the Bronx or playing in our sports stadiums in Manhattan and Queens. Dominicans are not just our neighbors and our friends. They are our family. So, when our family suffers a tragedy, it is our responsibility to be there for our brothers and sisters in their sorrow and in their grief. Two weeks...
- [Gambia Charts Bold Path to Food Sovereignty](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-charts-bold-path-to-food-sovereignty/): In a major stride toward transforming The Gambia’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) landscape, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (MoHERST), in collaboration with key stakeholders, validated the Strategic Improvement Plan (SIP) for two upcoming TVET Centers of Excellence focused on Fisheries and Agribusiness. The opening ceremony for the validation workshop was held on Wednesday, 16th April 2025, and presided over by the Honourable Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology, Professor Pierre Gomez. The SIP is being developed under the World Bank-supported RISE Project, through a consultancy aimed at enhancing competency-based training, program...
- [Gambia Cracks Down on Ghost Workers: Over 1,400 Salaries Frozen, Mass Dismissals Loom](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-cracks-down-on-ghost-workers-over-1400-salaries-frozen-mass-dismissals-loom/): In a sweeping move to sanitize its public payroll system, the Government of The Gambia has frozen the salaries of 1,424 absentee public servants and recommended their immediate dismissal. The action follows a detailed staff audit spearheaded by the Ministry of Public Service, Administrative Reform, Policy Coordination & Delivery through the Personnel Management Office (PMO) in 2024. The audit’s first phase zeroed in on three major ministries—Basic and Secondary Education, Health, and Agriculture, Livestock & Food Security—uncovering qqwidespread cases of employees who had abandoned their posts. Authorities have since alerted banks and financial institutions to recover salaries that were erroneously...
- [President Barrow Applauds UTG Ahead of Silver Jubilee, 17th Convocation Ceremony](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-barrow-applauds-utg-ahead-of-silver-jubilee-17th-convocation-ceremony/): In a significant prelude to the University of The Gambia’s (UTG) 17th convocation and Silver Jubilee celebration, His Excellency President Adama Barrow, who also serves as the Chancellor of UTG, received a high-powered delegation from the institution at the State House in Banjul today. The delegation, led by the Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology, and Vice Chancellor Professor Herbert Robinson, briefed the President on preparations for the landmark event scheduled to take place on April 26, 2025, at the UTG Faraba Bantang Campus. During the briefing, President Barrow extended his heartfelt congratulations to UTG on reaching the...
- [Counterfeit Coup Foiled in Gambia: Police Seize Fake $23,100, 57.5M CFA, Arrest Suspect in Bakau](https://senegambiatimes.com/counterfeit-coup-foiled-in-gambia-police-seize-fake-23100-57-5m-cfa-arrest-suspect-in-bakau/): In a decisive operation against financial crime, officers from the Bakau Police Station of the Gambia Police Force (GPF) arrested a suspect and recovered large quantities of suspected counterfeit foreign currency. Acting on a tip‐off, law enforcement agents moved in on Alpha Jallow AKA (Muslim name – name change), a Nigerian national, leading to the seizure of both US dollars and West African CFA francs believed to be forged. According to police sources, the operation began earlier this week when intelligence units identified Jallow’s residence as a potential hub for distributing fake notes. “The Gambia Police Force commends the vigilance...
- [Mayor Malick-Lowe Applauds New Partnership to Boost Inclusive Education in Gambia](https://senegambiatimes.com/mayor-malick-lowe-applauds-new-partnership-to-boost-inclusive-education-in-gambia/): In a bold move to transform the educational landscape for children with learning difficulties, SENDyslexia Trust Gambia has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Refela, The Gambia chapter. The MoU, which was celebrated as a major stride toward inclusive education, solidifies a partnership committed to improving access to education for all children—regardless of their learning differences. Announcing the milestone, Mayor of Banjul Rohey Malick-Lowe wrote, “Today, in a significant step towards advancing inclusive education in The Gambia, SENDyslexia Trust Gambia, a charitable trust dedicated to supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and advocating for Inclusive education in...
- [From Banjul to Brussels: EBID President Hails Gambia's Transformation as Barrow Urges Private Sector Boost](https://senegambiatimes.com/from-banjul-to-brussels-ebid-president-hails-gambias-transformation-as-barrow-urges-private-sector-boost/): The Board of Directors of the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) paid a courtesy visit to His Excellency President Adama Barrow on Monday afternoon at the State House in Banjul, underscoring The Gambia’s growing stature within the West African economic community. The high-level delegation was led by the President of the Bank, Dr. George Donkor, and accompanied by the outgoing Chairman of the Board, Honourable Seedy Keita, who also serves as The Gambia’s Minister of Finance. President Barrow warmly welcomed the team and lauded the Bank’s decision to hold its 23rd Board meeting in The Gambia, describing it...
- [Community Op-Ed: Improving Quality of Life as We Make New York City the Best Place to Raise a Family](https://senegambiatimes.com/community-op-ed-improving-quality-of-life-as-we-make-new-york-city-the-best-place-to-raise-a-family/): We all want to enjoy a great quality of life in the greatest city in the world — but it’s the everyday things that matter. New Yorkers don’t want to live with excessive noise, illegal parking, homelessness-related issues, outdoor drug use, aggressive panhandling, and all the other issues that have risen steadily across the five boroughs over the last six years. That’s why the Adams administration is tackling these problems head on with our new NYPD Quality of Life Division. This is a citywide public safety initiative focused on enhancing trust between communities and the police, while addressing everyday concerns...
- [Gambian Innovators Gearing Up for Glory: Minister Gomez Flags Off Team for FARI-2025 in Benin](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambian-innovators-gearing-up-for-glory-minister-gomez-flags-off-team-for-fari-2025-in-benin/): In a significant show of support for homegrown innovation, the Honourable Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology, Professor Pierre Gomez, on Friday, 11th April 2025, officially received the Gambian delegation of start-up innovators ahead of their participation in the 2nd African Research and Innovation Forum (FARI-2025). The forum, organized by ECOWAS, is set to take place from 5th to 9th May 2025 in Cotonou, Republic of Benin. FARI is a regional platform created to promote Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) across West Africa. It aims to increase the visibility of research efforts, foster dialogue among stakeholders, and encourage...
- [Back-Way Lives Matter: Mayor Malick-Lowe Backs Movement to End Irregular Migration in Gambia](https://senegambiatimes.com/back-way-lives-matter-mayor-malick-lowe-backs-movement-to-end-irregular-migration-in-gambia/): The Mayor of Banjul, Rohey Malick-Lowe has thrown her weight behind a new initiative aimed at tackling the growing crisis of irregular migration among Gambian youth, as she attended the official inauguration of the Back-Way Lives Matter movement. “Honored to be invited by the executive of the BACK-WAY LIVES MATTER to witness the INAUGURATION of the movement,” Malick-Lowe said. The newly launched movement seeks to prevent young Gambians from embarking on the perilous journey of illegal migration through intense nationwide sensitization campaigns. “The objective of the movement is to see that our youths don’t embark on the illegal/ irregular migration...
- [Gambia Sets Sights on Research Reform as Minister Gomez Leads Groundbreaking Policy Retreat](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-sets-sights-on-research-reform-as-minister-gomez-leads-groundbreaking-policy-retreat/): In a historic move to transform The Gambia’s research landscape, the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology has initiated a comprehensive review of the country’s first-ever Draft National Research Act and accompanying regulatory frameworks—marking a major step toward establishing a unified and ethical research governance system for the nation. On Saturday, April 12, 2025, the Honourable Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology, Professor Pierre Gomez, presided over the opening ceremony of a high-level, two-day Sector Review Retreat at Tendaba Camp in the Lower River Region. The event brought together the Ministry’s Senior Management Team and the...
- [President Barrow Inaugurates National Muslim Elders Advisory Council](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-barrow-inaugurates-national-muslim-elders-advisory-council/): His Excellency President Adama Barrow, on Friday, officially inaugurated the National Muslim Elders Advisory Council (NMEAC) during a courtesy call on him at the State House in Banjul. This visit aimed to strengthen the existing cordial relations between the government and religious entities, working towards national development. In his remarks, President Barrow extended profound gratitude to the council members for their commitment to working closely with his government in promoting peace and unity across the country. He further highlighted the importance of unity and having establishments such as the National Muslim Elders Advisory Council to enhance cooperation between communities. The...
- [President Barrow Swears In Reparations Commission, Vows Justice for Victims of Human Rights Violations](https://senegambiatimes.com/president-barrow-swears-in-reparations-commission-vows-justice-for-victims-of-human-rights-violations/): President Adama Barrow has officially inaugurated the Commissioners of The Gambia Reparations Commission, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to ensuring accountability, justice, and restitution for victims and survivors of past human rights violations. Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony, President Barrow reminded attendees of the critical work carried out by the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations Commission (TRRC), which between 2019 and 2021 investigated atrocities committed under the former regime from July 1994 to January 2017. “The TRRC heard directly from over three hundred and ninety (390) witnesses, many of whom were victims and survivors of those violations,” President Barrow stated. He highlighted...
- [Seasoned Diplomat Fatou Jobe Assumes Office as Gambia's New Foreign Affairs PS II](https://senegambiatimes.com/seasoned-diplomat-fatou-jobe-assumes-office-as-gambias-new-foreign-affairs-ps-ii/): The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad has welcomed a seasoned diplomat into its leadership ranks as Ms. Fatou Kinneh Jobe officially assumed office as Permanent Secretary II on 7th April 2025. With a distinguished career spanning over 15 years in diplomacy, public administration, and international relations, Ms. Jobe’s appointment is seen as a strategic move to bolster The Gambia’s global engagement and enhance its foreign policy impact. Before her new role, Ms. Jobe served as Deputy Head of Mission and Head of Chancery at The Gambia High Commission in Dakar, Senegal, with extended responsibilities covering Mali...
- [Gambia: Banjul Set to Unveil Multi-Million Dalasis Hub for Next Generation](https://senegambiatimes.com/gambia-banjul-set-to-unveil-multi-million-dalasis-hub-for-next-generation/): Banjul is on the brink of a transformative leap with the upcoming launch of the Youth for Excellence Centre, a multi-million Dalasis project aimed at empowering the city’s youth and unlocking their potential. Mayor Rohey Malick-Lowe took to social media to share a passionate glimpse into what she described as the future of Banjul. “A bold, 3-storey powerhouse for the next generation,” she wrote, outlining the features of the soon-to-be-completed centre. The facility will include dynamic youth innovation zones, a safe haven for learning, growth, and bold ideas, clean and modern toilet facilities, an all-purpose sports court for basketball and...
- [EU, ILO Forge Stronger Ties with Gambia to Build Stronger Partnerships for Brighter Future](https://senegambiatimes.com/eu-ilo-forge-stronger-ties-with-gambia-to-build-stronger-partnerships-for-brighter-future/): In a landmark move aimed at boosting development and employment in The Gambia, top envoys from the European Union (EU) and the International Labour Organisation (ILO) visited the country’s Vice President, His Excellency Mohammed BS Jallow, at the State House today. The high-level visit signals renewed commitment from both international bodies to strengthen cooperation and drive sustainable progress in the West African nation. EU Ambassador, Ms. Immaculada Roca I Cortes, who was recently accredited to The Gambia, underscored the importance of deepening bilateral ties. “The EU is unwavering in its commitment to further strengthening bilateral ties with the Gambian government,”...
- [Community Op-Ed: Reducing Crime in Our City and Keeping New Yorkers Safe](https://senegambiatimes.com/community-op-ed-reducing-crime-in-our-city-and-keeping-new-yorkers-safe/): Our North Star has always been keeping New York City streets, subways, and communities safe. This is a pro-public safety administration, and we know that in order for New York City to be the best place to raise a family, our neighborhoods need to be safe. Since day one, our administration has been dedicated to making sure New Yorkers are safer and feel safer. We have put thousands of more cops on the beat, taken over 21,000 illegal guns out of the hands of criminals and off our streets, and made our subways safer while getting vulnerable New Yorkers the...

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