AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOpposition Politics: PDOIS leader Suwaibou Touray says the opposition can only beat President Barrow by uniting behind a single candidate, warning that without one, Barrow’s third-term bid may succeed. Judiciary Watch: Two senior counsels, Lamin Mboge and Omar F M’Bai, back Chief Justice Idrissa MO Faal’s appointment, arguing it followed the constitution and pledging support for an independent, fair judiciary. Transport & Health Access: Deputy Speaker Seedy SK Njie promises a faster ferry to improve the Banjul–Barra crossing after complaints that delays disrupt patients’ care. Migration Governance: The EU and IOM launch a four-day training in The Gambia to strengthen monitoring and reporting on migration under the Global Compact. Education Results: WAEC releases WASSCE 2026 results in The Gambia, with 1,556 candidates scoring at least five credits including English and Maths. Public Sector Skills: NASENI and The Gambia agree to deepen cooperation on technology, TVET, research and skills development via a new MoU. Regional Aviation Safety: BAGAIA pushes stronger regional cooperation on aircraft accident investigations after a board meeting in Abuja. Sports: Gambia’s Jesper Ceesay transfer talks hit a visa/endorsement snag, while football coverage also flags uncertainty around Carlos Queiroz’s coaching future in Ghana.
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