The Gambia’s Deaf National Football Team, the Deaf Scorpions, returned home on Wednesday night after their remarkable campaign at the 13th Edition of the West Africa Deaf Football Championship in Abuja, Nigeria, where they clinched a historic silver medal. Arriving at Banjul International Airport, the team — made up of a 13-man squad and two […]

The Gambia’s Deaf National Football Team, the Deaf Scorpions, are scheduled to arrive at Banjul International Airport on Thursday, 4th September 2025 at 11:45 PM, following their outstanding campaign at the 13th Edition of the West Africa Deaf Football Championship in Abuja, Nigeria. The 13-man squad, accompanied by two officials, will be returning with a

The Gambia National Football Team, the Scorpions, held their first training session of the international window on Tuesday under the guidance of Head Coach Jonathan McKinstry at the Kasarani Sports Complex in Nairobi, Kenya. The session, which focused on tactical drills and physical conditioning, marked the start of the team’s preparations for their crucial FIFA

Banjul, The Gambia — Monday, September 1st, 2025 The Honorable Minister of Youth and Sports, Bakary Y. Badjie, on Monday presided over the official opening ceremony of the CAVB Beach Volleyball International Referee Candidate Course (IRCC) at the Baobab Hotel Resort in Bijilo. The high-profile event, which runs from 31st August to 8th September 2025,

The Gambia’s Deaf National Football Team, the Deaf Scorpions, have written another proud chapter in Gambian sports history after defeating Liberia 2–0 in the semi-finals of the 13th Edition of the West African Deaf Football Tournament 2025 in Abuja, Nigeria. Despite coming into the match with just a 13-man squad against Liberia’s 18 players, the

The Gambia’s Deaf National Football Team has fought their way into the semi-finals of the 13th Edition of the West African Deaf Football Tournament 2025 currently underway at the M.K.O. Abiola Stadium in Abuja, Nigeria. Despite a tough group stage, the 13-man Gambian squad showed resilience and determination for their beloved motherland. Drawn in Group

Banjul International Airport, The Gambia – August 4, 2025 Triumphant scenes erupted at the Banjul International Airport on Monday afternoon as the Tijan Jaiteh Football Academy returned home to a hero’s welcome after being crowned champions of the 2025 Norway Cup Under-16 category—thanks in large part to the D2.3 million financial support from the Ministry

Beijing, China – July 31, 2025 A delegation from The Gambia, facilitated by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, is currently in Beijing participating in a two-week Seminar on Competitive Sports Training Management for Developing Countries, sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China and co-organized by the Academy of International

Annaba, Algeria – July 30, 2025 — Out of the ashes of heartbreak, a miracle was born. The Gambia Basketball Association has delivered an unforgettable chapter in the nation’s sporting history — one written in resilience, unity, and triumph. Still reeling from the emotional aftermath of a tragic car accident that shook their junior team,

Gambia has made an electrifying start at the inaugural ANOCA School Games in Algeria, with both the U18 boys’ and girls’ beach volleyball teams delivering emphatic straight-set victories in their opening pool matches. In the girls’ category, the dynamic duo of Hoja Njie and Mariama Sambou overwhelmed Ghana with a commanding performance, taking the first