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New Cuban Ambassador Presents Credential

The new Cuban ambassador to the The Gambia, Her Excellency Ines Fors Fernenedez, yesterday afternoon presented her credential to the Gambian leader, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh at State House in Banjul.

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Deserving Student Bags Scholarship

Youth Care Foundation The Gambia, yesterday awarded scholarship to one Marie Gibba, a grade 12 student of Gambia Senior Secondary School at a presentation ceremony held at the school, in Banjul.

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GOTG, EC Hold 10th EDF Mid-Term Review

The government of The Gambia, represented by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs in collaboration with the European Commission (EC) Banjul office, yesterday held a day's mid-term review of the 10th European Development Fund at the Corinthia Atlantic Hotel in Banjul.

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SC Donates to GPF Child Welfare Unit

Scholar Charity, a special charity organisation helping ordinary people in The Gambia, through local aid and resources, recently donated two standard executive office desks, two sets of Dell computers, one HP Laser Jet printer and a carton of assorted soft toys to the Child Welfare Unit of The Gambia Police Force, at police headquarters in Banjul.

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Gambia: Court Grants Convict Leave to Consolidate His Appeals

One Zaid Wehbi, a Lebanese, has filed a notice of appeal before Justice Joseph Wowo of the High Court in Banjul challenging his conviction and sentencing by the Bundung Magistrates Court.

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Arrest Warrant for Charles Northfield As His D9 Million is Seized

The Special Criminal Division of the Banjul High Court, presided over by Justice Moses Richards ordered a bench warrant for the execution of the arrest of Mr. Andrew Charles Northfield, the fugitive General Manager of the Carnegie Mineral Mining Company, Gambia Limited. The order also added that when he is arrested he should be extradited to face trial in the Gambia. The court also ordered that the...

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Top Dutch Judiciary Officials Meet C.J

A delegation of fourteen legal practitioners from the Dutch judiciary, last Wednesday, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Justice of The Gambia, Emmanuel Agim, at his office at the High Court in Banjul.

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Gambia: Convicted Police Men Appeal Sentence

Three Policemen namely, Corporal Lamin Jammeh, Corporal Sisawo Badjie and First Class Constable Sheikh Sowe, who were convicted by then Magistrate Mrs. Kumba Sillah Camara of the Bundung Magistrates' Court on the charges of aiding the escape of inmates at the Bundung police station, on Monday 19 October, appeared before Justice Joseph Wowo of the Banjul High Court to appeal against the verdict at the...

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Gambia: "Very Busy Lawyers Are Not Welcome"- Says Justice Richards

Justice Moses Richards of the Special Criminal Division of the Banjul High Court on Monday 19 October, made a strong pronouncement in his Court that he would not entertain "Very busy lawyers" to slow down the fast track proceedings of the cases before him. Justice Richards made this remark on Monday 19 October, during the mention of the case of one Abubacarr Tunkara, who is charged with the...

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French Defence Force, Others Meet VP

Her Excellency, Aja Dr Isatou Njie-Saidy, the vice president and minister of Women's Affairs, yesterday, received in audience, two high ranking officers of the French defence force based in Dakar and members of the Gambia National Veterans Football Society, at her office at State House in Banjul.

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Gambia: CUSA to Discuss African Unity

The Campaign for United States of Africa (CUSA), a non-profitable organisation formed to campaign for the formation of United States of Africa is holding a conference on Saturday, 24th October 2009, at the 22nd July Square in Banjul.

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GCAA, Others Clean Airport Premises

As the much awaited tourist season draws closer, the Gambia Civil Aviation Authority,(GCAA) in collaboration with the satellite villages around the Banjul International Airport, on Saturday, 17th October, embarked on a massive clean-up excercise at the premises of the Airport.

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AMRC Lawyer Enrolled At Bar

The General Legal Council, under the chairmanship of the Chief Justice of The Gambia, Emmanuel A. Agim, on Thursday enrolled Barrister Uzoma Achigbue as a legal practitioner at the Gambia Bar at the Superior Courts Complex in Banjul.

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Gambia: President Jammeh Visits Military Barracks

The Gambian leader, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh, continues to make more surprise visits to different installations within the Greater Banjul Area and beyond.

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Gambia: Bundung Murder Case Continues

The criminal trial of Bakary Daffeh, a resident of Bundung accused of murdering his sister, Kumba Daffeh, with an iron rod on June 29, 2009 in Bundung, resumed last Thursday, October 8, 2009 before Justice Moses Richards of the Special criminal court in Banjul.