AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoThird-Term Politics: A coalition of Gambians, led by youth activists, says it will defend President Adama Barrow’s constitutional right to seek a third term, warning that attempts to block eligible candidates would undermine the rule of law. Road Tragedy in the UK: Tributes continue after a fatal A38 crash near Derby killed four Gambians from Leeds, including a seven-month-old baby girl; the driver has been arrested and released on bail. Gambia–Senegal Border Tensions: Farmers in Bulock fear for their safety after Senegalese troops demolished part of the Bulock Military Camp fence, leaving communities unsure whether to keep farming. Football Governance: Lamin Kaba Bajo rejects claims of financial mismanagement at the GFF, insisting audits were respected, as Musa Jammeh launches his manifesto and campaign team. Climate & Health: The Gambia validates a $12.17m urban climate resilience project for Greater Banjul, while Banjul North and Cuba back a free community health screening drive. Labour Market: A survey reports unemployment falling to 6.2%, but warns most jobs remain informal.
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