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As seen in: Al Jazeera English, Malagen, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo, Washington Times, AllAfrica, Dialogue Earth, Al-Fanar Media, Inkl and
Journalist & Head of Fact-Checking malagen.com/ Freelance for www.aljazeera.com /Liverpool YNWA❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Explainer: Why the Supreme Court Ruling on the Former Auditor General Matters

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By Kaddy Jawo Verified
| Malagen Verified
Explainer: Why the Supreme Court Ruling on the Former Auditor General Matters When the Supreme Court delivers its judgment today on the dismissal of former Auditor General Momodou Ceesay, it will decide more than the fate of one public official.
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Gambian mothers fear for their daughters as court weighs FGM ban

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By Kaddy Jawo Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Wellingara, The Gambia – As The Gambia's Supreme Court prepares to rule on the country's ban on female genital mutilation on Wednesday, survivors say the decision could determine whether their daughters remain protected by law or face the same trauma they endured. In Wellingara, girls run barefoot across a sandy compound, their laughter mingling with the afternoon call to prayer.
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FACT-CHECK: No Evidence Supports Claim That Gambian Civil Servants Are the Highest Paid in West Africa

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By Kaddy Jawo Verified
| Malagen Verified
FACT-CHECK: No Evidence Supports Claim That Gambian Civil Servants Are the Highest Paid in West Africa During a National People’s Party (NPP) political rally on 20 June 2026, broadcast on GRTS, the Minister of Lands, Regional Government and Religious Affairs, Hamat Bah, claimed that Gambian civil servants are “the most paid” in the sub-region. The minister did not cite any data, study or official regional salary comparison to support the statement.
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