Clarification on “Justice Slows as Courts Shut Before Time ” A Response from the Judicial Administration
[Foroyaa Newspaper - The Gambia] - 11/07/2025
Banjul, 10th July 2025: The Judiciary of The Gambia has taken note of the article published in the Foroyaa Newspaper dated July 7, 2025, under the headline “Justice Slows as Courts Shut Before Time” by Mr. Yankuba Jallow. While we appreciate the interest in the efficiency of the Justice system, (…)
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