Marr Nyang Warns Against Selective Accountability on Former President Jammeh’s Assets
The Executive Director of Gambia Participates, Marr Nyang, has called for the investigation and prosecution of individuals found wanting in the disposal of former President Yahya Jammeh's assets, stressing that accountability should not be limited to Jammeh alone.
More in the news report.
From Numbers to Impact: Advocates Trained to Make Budgets Work for Education, Health, and Agriculture
Civil society actors, journalists, and sector experts gathered in Kololi for a three-day workshop aimed at transforming how citizens engage with the national budget—shifting focus from figures on paper to real-world impact in essential sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture. Organized by Gambia Participates in partnership with the International Budget Partnership, the training emphasized the importance of understanding budget implementation and holding government accountable for how public funds are spent. More in the news report.
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