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CDS exhorts PIU personnel to be neutral, shun partisanship and tribalism • APP-Sobeyaa withdraws from APeX coalition, rumoured to be in alliance with NPP • Gamcel to join the 9-digits migration in second phase • More details released about Gambian killer in US • Darboe claims crime worse under Barrow than Jawara, Jammeh • Accra: Fire destroys apartment in Tabora Alhaji • Somali journalist Bashir Mohamed Abdullahi dies after being shot during Baidoa clashes • US singer Ciara announces fifth pregnancy with husband Russell • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Harry Kane speaks on winning award ahead of Mbappe, Yamal • EPL: Why I substituted Rashford in 2-2 draw with Everton – Carrick • Jarvis opens up on troubled childhood, TikTok struggles, meeting Peller • Nigeria’s biggest insurance firm, NICON loses license, taken over by receiver manager • Open letter to President Barrow on FSQA • Jammeh debunks claims he’s recruiting mercenaries to invade Gambia • Barrow reveals ‘special liking’ for Brufut as he presents new roads • EX-KANILAI FARMS MANAGER TO CONTEST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION UNDER ‘MBEH KILING MOVEMENT’ • Correcting the world map • Wawira Njiru Wins 2026 Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) Leadership Award • Israel vows war with Palestinian Aauthorities in case of Oct 7-style attack • Urgent action needed on AI threats to humanity — UN rights chief • CDS exhorts PIU personnel to be neutral, shun partisanship and tribalism • APP-Sobeyaa withdraws from APeX coalition, rumoured to be in alliance with NPP • Gamcel to join the 9-digits migration in second phase • More details released about Gambian killer in US • Darboe claims crime worse under Barrow than Jawara, Jammeh • Accra: Fire destroys apartment in Tabora Alhaji • Somali journalist Bashir Mohamed Abdullahi dies after being shot during Baidoa clashes • US singer Ciara announces fifth pregnancy with husband Russell • 2026 Ballon d’Or: Harry Kane speaks on winning award ahead of Mbappe, Yamal • EPL: Why I substituted Rashford in 2-2 draw with Everton – Carrick • Jarvis opens up on troubled childhood, TikTok struggles, meeting Peller • Nigeria’s biggest insurance firm, NICON loses license, taken over by receiver manager • Open letter to President Barrow on FSQA • Jammeh debunks claims he’s recruiting mercenaries to invade Gambia • Barrow reveals ‘special liking’ for Brufut as he presents new roads • EX-KANILAI FARMS MANAGER TO CONTEST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION UNDER ‘MBEH KILING MOVEMENT’ • Correcting the world map • Wawira Njiru Wins 2026 Diane von Furstenberg (DVF) Leadership Award • Israel vows war with Palestinian Aauthorities in case of Oct 7-style attack • Urgent action needed on AI threats to humanity — UN rights chief

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