India News Digest
The Gambia is receiving US$2.57 million from the sale of a US property linked to former ruler Yahya Jammeh, which the government says will be used to compensate his victims. Political and civil society groups are also calling for tolerance and election-related safeguards ahead of the 2026 polls.
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Jammeh-Linked US Property Proceeds to Compensate Victims
The Gambian government will pay victims of former ruler Yahya Jammeh's rule using proceeds from a seized US mansion. Voice Gambia reports that the Gambia has received US$2.57 million from the sale of the Jammeh-linked property.
Coalition 2026 Releases Plan to 2031
Coalition 2026 has unveiled a platform to transform The Gambia by 2031. It comprises 3 pillars, 13 policies and 66 actions.
Gambian Leaders Call for Tolerance Ahead of 2026 Polls
Gambian leaders have called for tolerance as the country prepares for the 2026 elections. The appeal is framed as a safeguard for democracy during the campaign period.
Religious Council Engages Leaders on Child Protection Before Elections
The Gambia Inter Religious Council is engaging religious leaders and influencers on child protection ahead of the elections.
Journalists Trained on Investigative Reporting Ahead of Elections
GPU is training journalists in investigative reporting ahead of the elections.
Tourism MSMEs Receive Over US$1 Million in Grants
Tourism micro, small and medium enterprises have received over US$1 million in grants aimed at expanding economic opportunities in the tourism sector.
Gambia Stuns Guinea to Reach U-20 WAFU Semifinals
The Gambia's U-20 team defeated Guinea Conakry to advance to the semifinals of the WAFU A U-20 Africa Cup of Nations.
Smart Paper System Shows Promise for Maternal Health Records
A smart paper record system is being assessed for maternal health records in The Gambia, according to a Bioengineer.org report. Details beyond the headline were not available.
Chinese Medical Team Showcases Food Therapy at West African Food Festival
A Chinese medical team presented traditional Chinese food therapy at a West African food festival. The event was reported by The Point.
NCAC Outlines Strategic Heritage Sites
The Director General of the National Centre for Arts and Culture (NCAC) discussed strategic heritage sites in The Gambia.
MRC Gambia Opens Doors to Communities and Future Scientists
The Medical Research Council (MRC) Gambia has opened its facilities to communities and aims to inspire future scientists.
WTO Plans Journalist Training on Global Trade
The WTO plans to train journalists on global trade and multilateralism, according to The Point. The report headline does not specify the location of the training.