Gambia’s 2026 presidential polls: Can the opposition form a coalition?
Researched by Mariama Fatty (Volunteer with FactSpace West Africa in The Gambia) Before Gambia became independent in 1965, coalition alliances...
Read moreDetailsResearched by Mariama Fatty (Volunteer with FactSpace West Africa in The Gambia) Before Gambia became independent in 1965, coalition alliances...
Read moreDetailsResearched by Lara Zofio and Alfa Shaban In 2016, when the opposition coalition candidate was declared winner of the elections...
Read moreDetailsResearched by Lara Zofio Introduction Clean cooking, “the use of modern, sustainable fuels and technologies for cooking”, is becoming a...
Read moreDetailsGovernments across the world have in the last few years moved to enact laws that would help fight information disorder,...
Read moreDetailsAfter over 40 days of hostilities, a Pakistan-brokered two-week ceasefire became the clearest sign of the Middle East conflict slowing...
Read moreDetailsIn the wake of the February 28, 2026 attack on Iran by Israel and the US, FactSpace West Africa’s tracking...
Read moreDetailsClaim: 300 infants die out of 1,000 live births in The Gambia Source: Nenneh Cheyassin Secka-Kebe, Vice President of the...
Read moreDetailsIntroduction Every year, the World Economic Forum (WEF) releases its Global Risks Report with the view to help policy makers...
Read moreDetailsThe United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is an annual platform that allows Presidents and heads of government from around the...
Read moreDetailsDakar, Senegal - October 1, 2025 - Demba Kandeh, a board member of FactSpace West Africa led a breakout session...
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