India News Digest
No India or North Bank Division stories appeared in today's feed, so this edition covers The Gambia only. The most notable national item is that the government has spent D827M on fuel subsidies over seven months, while UTG students protested over campus conditions.
The Gambia News
Joz Group Pledges Investment in Gambian Economy
Joz Group has declared its commitment to investing in The Gambia's economy, according to Nigerian Voice. The report does not give investment amounts or project details.
Gambia U-20 Reach WAFU A Final
The Gambia's U-20 team has advanced to the final of the WAFU A U-20 Africa Cup of Nations, according to The Point Newspaper.
Government Spends D827M on Fuel Subsidies
The government has spent D827 million on fuel subsidies over seven months, according to The Point Newspaper.
UTG Students Protest Over Campus Conditions
University of The Gambia students protested despite government assurances over campus conditions, according to The Point Newspaper and Africanews.
Gambia Hosts 18th African Geological Assembly
The Gambia is hosting the 18th African Geological Assembly, where discussions are focused on shaping the continent's resource future.
Juwara Calls for End to Raw Mineral Exports
Juwara says Africa must stop exporting raw minerals, according to The Point Newspaper.
Journalists Receive Election Reporting and Safety Training
RSF and GPU have rolled out training for journalists on election reporting, safety, and hate speech, according to The Point Newspaper.
National Builders Party Unveils Blueprint
The National Builders Party has unveiled a blueprint for Gambia's future, according to The Point Newspaper. The report does not detail specific policy proposals.
GRA Officials Join IMF Regional Seminar
Officials from the Gambia Revenue Authority took part in a joint IMF Africtac2 West-East regional seminar, according to The Point Newspaper.
Fisheries Ministry Launches Management Plan for Bonga and Sardinella
The Fisheries Ministry has launched a new management plan aimed at saving Bonga and Sardinella fish stocks, according to The Point Newspaper.
University Students Introduced to University Framework at Muslim High School
UTGSSA has exposed Muslim High School students to the university framework, according to The Point Newspaper.
ECOWAS Focuses on Agribusiness and Youth Empowerment
ECOWAS is directing efforts toward agribusiness and youth empowerment, according to The Point Newspaper.
Communities and Faith Leaders Work to Prevent Child Marriage
Communities and faith leaders in The Gambia are working together to protect girls from child marriage, according to the United Nations Population Fund.
First Visually Impaired Gambian Magistrate Tests System
A visually impaired Gambian magistrate is testing a court system originally built for sighted users, according to Al Jazeera.