Africa, World

South Africa's Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has called on the mining industry to address safety concerns after 240,000 mine workers downed tools...

The 4,500-strong European force expected to start arriving in Chad and the Central African Republic in November to protect aid workers and some...

Tensions are high in Kenya's New Molo District, Rift Valley province, where ethnic clashes have resulted in 15 deaths and 16,000 villagers displaced...

Sudan's fifth national population and housing census, which is key to the 2009 elections, will be delayed, according to the UN Population Fund...

To improve girls’ education, West African governments must adopt national policies addressing all aspects of violence against schoolgirls - who face...

President Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh on Wednesday voiced his support for Taiwan's bid to secure United Nations membership as he visited the...

Considering the importance of the River Gambia  for agricultural, river transport and tourism purposes etc, the Department of State for Works,...

Trust Bank Gambia Limited entered the country’s banking industry in 1997; a time when the industry was at its infancy in terms of growth and...

Beach goers and residents of Fajara, yesterday, in the early hours of the morning, received news of the presence of a rare mammal - a black whale -...

Ismaila Sambou, secretary of state for Local Government, Lands and Religious Affairs has revealed that a total of 34 compounds in Half-die, Banjul...