Gina Bass of the Gambia has just won gold medal at the ongoing Islamic Solidarity Games, taking place in Konya, Turkiye. Gambian star sprinter left the block with a bang to cross the finish line in 22.63 seconds, while compatriot Wurrie Njadore finished fourth Meanwhile, Ebrahima Camara and Alieu Joof finished fourth and seventh on […]

Gambia’s male 4x100m relay team competing in the Commonwealth Games underway in Birmingham, has just qualified to the final to be held tomorrow at 12:40 (11:40 in The Gambia). The Gambian quartet of Ebrahima Camara; Adama Jammeh; Alieu Joof and Sengan Jobe who have all been training in France, finished third in heat 2 in

Day 8 at the ongoing Commonwealth Games was a busy and entertaining one for Team Gambia, as five athletes took part in the athletics events and two in the beach volleyball. The duo, Sainey Jawo and Mbye Baboucarr Jarra, earlier today lost to a resilient Canadian team, 2-1 in a highly competitive match being the

Finnish born Gambian Judoka, Alex Faye Njie, has just made history by winning for The Gambia, the first silver medal in the history of the Commonwealth Games. In the process, Faye has beome the second Gambian to win a medal in the Commonwealth Games, after Shiekh Tijan Faye, won a bronze medal in the 1970

America based Wurie Nyadoe, will for the first time, wear Gambian colors when she takes to the tracks for the 100m heats of the commonwealth games underway in Birmingham tomorrow at 12:15 pm Ms Nyadoe who is an All-American finisher in the long jump, was born in Sibito village in 1998 but moved to USA

Gambian athletes based in France are due to join their colleagues in Birmingham tomorrow morning. The contingent comprising the much decorated Gina Bass, Ebrahima Camara, Adama Jammeh, Alieu Joof, Sengan Jobe and Adbourahman Ceesay got delayed in France due to visa application protocols. However, following the intervention of government through the Ministries of Youth and

The Gambian duo of Sainey Jawo and Mbye Baboucarr Jarra, the African Beach volley champions, have just defeated their counterparts from the Island of St Kitts and Nevis 2-0, in their first match at the Commonwealth Games under in Birmingham, England. The match which was played at the Smith field, witnessed the display of talent,

Hon Bakary Badjie Minister of Youths and Sports, CDM Mr Bakary Jammeh, Marcel Mendy and other members of Gambian delegation to the Commonwealth Games in U.K. meet with elders of the Gambian community in Birmingham. The event was spearheaded by Charge D’Affaires of The Gambia High Commission Mr Suntou Touray in a bid to connect

The Commonwealth Games 2022 to be held in the metropolitan city of Birmingham, England was officially opened on Thursday 28th July, 2022 at the famous Alexander Stadium in Birmingham City. The event which was attended by Hon. Minister, Bakary Y. Badjie; Executive Director of the National Sport Council, Marchel Mendy; President of the GNOC, Madam

The Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Patricia Scotland, Barrister by training, on Tuesday 26th July, 2022, welcomed delegates from Commonwealth Member States to the Birmingham Games 2022, at the popular International Convention Center in the heart of the Birmingham City. Speaking at the brief ceremony, the politician cum Secretary General of the Commonwealth, welcomed delegates