Political Volcano in Dakar and its Impact on the Gambia
Africa-Press - Gambia. While Gambians remain understandably preoccupied with our own high stakes 2026 presidential election, we risk overlooking a political volcano erupting next...
Critical Analysis of the Karpower Payment Controversy
Africa-Press - Gambia. The conflicting accounts issued by the Turkish Embassy and the Ministry of Finance regarding payments to Karpowership have raised more questions...
South Africa’S G20 Presidency Achievements for Climate
Africa-Press - Gambia. South Africa opened its G20 presidency with an ambitious message for a world divided by conflict and economic strain: solidarity, equality...
Sana Manjang Saga: State Acted before Full Exploitation
By Kebeli Demba Nyima, Atlanta, USA
Africa-Press - Gambia. The arraignment of former Jungler Sana Manjang before a local magistrate on Wednesday signals one thing:...
Africa must Stand Tall, no more Bowing to External Powers
Africa-Press - Gambia. For too long, Africa has been treated as a chessboard where global powers move pieces to serve their own ambitions. During...
Jammeh’S Ghost Return and Sana Manjang’S Fall
By Rtd Lt Colonel Samsudeen Sarr
Africa-Press - Gambia. The arrest of Lt Colonel Sana Manjang, Yahya Jammeh’s most infamous “Jungler” and a fugitive who...
NAWEC and KARPOWERSHIP: BILLIONS WASTED
Africa-Press - Gambia. Newspapers recently reported that the government of The Gambia still owes Karpowership an arrear of $19.6 million. That amount is nothing...
Zeros and Wins: how Europe can Support Africa’S Digital Growth
Africa-Press - Gambia. Africa’s digital economy is growing fast, and America and China have been sure to get a foothold. To compete, the EU’s...
Africa’S Drylands Require Support for Pastoralists
Africa-Press - Gambia. Africa’s drylands are often imagined as vast, empty spaces. Romantic wilderness on the one hand. Zones of hunger, conflict and poverty...
Guinea-Bissau’S November 26Th Coup: Staged Drama or Breakdown
Africa-Press - Gambia. The November 26, 2025 “coup” in Guinea-Bissau has triggered two very different reactions. Many readers praised my earlier analysis for capturing...