NDP-Led Grand Alliance Unveils Five-Year Manifesto, Vows 150,000 Jobs
The NDP/NAFAA/NARD/GLP Grand Alliance has unveiled its joint five-year presidential manifesto, titled “The Gambia We Want to Build,” outlining an ambitious development agenda centred on cultural renewal, economic sovereignty and shared prosperity.
The manifesto was presented by Ousainou Allen, Leader of the National Alliance for Accelerated Advancement (NAFAA), at a launch ceremony held at the Kairaba Beach Hotel.
More in the news report.
Essa Faal: President Barrow has no Intention to Implement TRRC Report
In the run-up to the December 2021 presidential election, Lead Counsel Essa Mbaye Faal took the bold decision to contest for the presidency before the submission of the TRRC report.
This publication looks into his decision juxtaposed with President Barrow’s NPP-APRC coalition, which victims warned threatened the implementation of the TRRC recommendation.
Almost five years back, Faal enthused that President Barrow had no intention to implement the TRRC report and urged Gambians to hold him accountable for this.
This report was first published on Gainako back in 2021 in the run-up to the presidential elections.
Election: Gambians Will Return to the Polls in December 2026
The Gambia’s Independent Electoral Commission has announced the dates for the next electoral cycle, 2026 to 2027, covering presidential, National Assembly and local government elections. More in the news report.
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