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Smart School Management System (EduOS)This is a complete digital system designed to help schools manage their daily oper...
26/04/2026

Smart School Management System (EduOS)

This is a complete digital system designed to help schools manage their daily operations in a simple and organized way. It brings together all important school activities into one platform, making work easier for administrators, teachers, students, and finance staff.

The system supports all levels of education, from daycare and nursery to primary, junior, and senior secondary school, including departments like Arts, Science, and Commerce at the senior level.

It handles online admissions with a secure token system, automatic student account creation, and generation of student IDs after approval. Students can also access and download their admission letters at any time.

Academically, the system manages grading, automatically calculates results, and generates report cards and transcripts. Attendance is tracked daily and summarized weekly and termly. Teachers can upload assignments, and students can submit their work through the platform.

It also includes timetable management with Excel import and export, fee tracking with receipts and invoices, internal messaging, announcements, performance analytics, audit logs, and full data backup and recovery.

The system is designed to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and make school management more efficient and transparent.

Pricing:

Yearly subscription: D98,000 (includes hosting for web, Android, and iOS, database, domain, maintenance, and updates)

Premium plan: D325,000 for 4 years (includes full hosting, support, and updates)

21/04/2026

Generous Support for Students in CRR

In a remarkable act of generosity, Modou Turo Darboe donated D200,000 within just five minutes after receiving a request letter from two students.

The request was made during an event in Fulla Bantang, Sara Nfanlly Village (CRR), where a borehole and several solar lights—earlier donated to six villages—were being inaugurated.

Although the students were not part of the official speakers’ list, they were given the opportunity to present their request through the MC, whose appeal helped bring their message forward. Their plea touched Mr. Darboe, leading to his swift donation.

In addition, he also donated D96,000 to RDI students in Mansakonko, further demonstrating his continued support for education and youth development.

A truly inspiring show of generosity and commitment to community growth.

And the students are happy 😊

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10/04/2026

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There is no way, Manchester United is not going to win the Premier league this session.True/False?
01/02/2026

There is no way, Manchester United is not going to win the Premier league this session.

True/False?

Nafuba present: The Gambia Remembers.REMEMBRANCE: ALIEU BADARA NJIE (1904–1982)Statesman, Independence Contributor, Pill...
13/01/2026

Nafuba present: The Gambia Remembers.

REMEMBRANCE: ALIEU BADARA NJIE (1904–1982)

Statesman, Independence Contributor, Pillar of the Gambian Republic.

Alieu Badara Njie remains one of the most enduring symbols of principled leadership in the history of The Gambia—a man whose life was devoted to public service, nation-building, and the quiet labor of governance.
Born on 17 October 1904 in Bathurst (now Banjul), Alieu Badara Njie belonged to a generation that carried The Gambia from colonial administration to sovereign statehood.

His journey in service began early, when he entered the civil service in 1925, rising through discipline and merit to become Registrar of the Supreme Court. By the time he retired from the civil service in 1958, he had already earned a reputation for integrity, professionalism, and loyalty to the rule of law.

In 1949, he stepped into elective politics, winning a seat on the Bathurst Town Council as an independent councillor for the Jollof/Portuguese Town ward. This marked the beginning of a distinguished political career rooted in public trust and civic responsibility.

Following the first national elections, Alieu Badara Njie was appointed Minister of Communications (1960–March 1961), playing a key role in organizing state communication systems during a critical pre-independence period. He later served again in the same portfolio from 1963 to 1965, concurrently with his appointment as Minister of Works (1962–1965), where he contributed to early infrastructure planning and national development.

With the attainment of independence in 1965, Alieu Badara Njie was entrusted with one of the most sensitive roles in the new nation: Minister of Foreign Affairs (1965–1967). In this capacity, he helped position The Gambia on the international stage and became the first Gambian Ambassador to Senegal, strengthening diplomatic relations at a defining moment in regional politics. He later returned to this portfolio from 1974 to 1977, reinforcing.....

On a quiet December night in 2004, a journalist drove home in Banjul, unaware that truth had marked him for death.Deyda ...
10/01/2026

On a quiet December night in 2004, a journalist drove home in Banjul, unaware that truth had marked him for death.

Deyda Hydara was more than a journalist. He was a conscience in ink, a man who believed that truth, once written, could protect a nation from forgetting itself.

As co-founder and editor of The Point newspaper, Deyda Hydara stood at the frontline of press freedom in The Gambia at a time when speaking freely carried real danger. He wrote not to provoke hatred, but to defend principle. His words challenged unjust media laws, warned against the shrinking space for free expression, and insisted that governance must answer to the people.

On the night of December 16, 2004, Deyda Hydara was assassinated while driving home in Banjul. He was gunned down simply for doing his job—telling the truth. His killing sent shockwaves through the nation and beyond, casting a long shadow over journalism in The Gambia. For years, fear replaced free speech, and silence became a survival strategy.

Yet Deyda Hydara did not die in vain.

His courage became a benchmark for journalistic integrity. His name became a rallying call for justice. Years later, testimonies revealed that his murder was an act of state violence, confirming what many had long suspected: that truth was seen as a threat.

Today, we remember Deyda Hydara not only as a victim of injustice, but as a symbol of resistance. He reminds us that a free press is not a luxury—it is a lifeline of democracy. His legacy lives in every journalist who chooses courage over comfort, facts over fear, and integrity over intimidation.

To remember Deyda Hydara is to renew a commitment:

that the pen must never bow to the gun,
that silence must never replace truth,
and that justice, no matter how delayed, must never be abandoned.

May his soul rest in perfect peace.
May his courage continue to speak where fear once ruled.

The truth is, Manchester United is the laughing stock in the world of football at the moment. We have a board that doesn...
08/01/2026

The truth is, Manchester United is the laughing stock in the world of football at the moment. We have a board that doesn't care about the club. United needs people like Roy Keane on the board, perhaps as football director, because he understands the club.

In Remembrance of Vice President Badara Alieu Joof: A Life of Integrity and ServiceThe Gambia remembers with deep respec...
07/01/2026

In Remembrance of Vice President Badara Alieu Joof: A Life of Integrity and Service

The Gambia remembers with deep respect and a heavy heart the late Vice President Badara Alieu Joof, a man whose life in public service was defined by integrity, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to national development.

Badara Alieu Joof was appointed Vice President of the Republic of The Gambia on 4th May 2022, serving in that role until his untimely passing on 18th January 2023. Though his tenure as Vice President was brief, his impact was profound, rooted in decades of dedicated service to the Gambian state.

Before ascending to the vice presidency, Joof served the nation with distinction as Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology from 2017 to 2022. In that role, he became widely respected as a reformer who believed deeply in education as the backbone of national progress. Under his leadership, the higher education sector saw renewed focus on quality assurance, institutional reform, skills development, and professionalism within tertiary institutions.

As Vice President, Badara Alieu Joof also served as Chairman of the Civil Service Reform Programme, where he played a critical role in restoring discipline, efficiency, and ethical standards in the public service.

He was a strong advocate for merit-based appointments, accountability, and respect for institutional processes—principles that helpe stabilize governance during The Gambia’s democratic transition.

What truly set Vice President Joof apart was not just his résumé, but his character. He was soft-spoken yet firm, principled yet humble.

He believed that public office was a sacred trust, not a tool for self-enrichment. In a political climate often dominated by noise and self-interest, he represented calm leadership, moral clarity, and quiet strength.

Badara Alieu Joof was a rare public servant—one who proved that leadership can be honest, that power can be exercised with humility, and that.

Yunus English School Assault Case to Resume at Brikama Magistrates' Court.The court case involving Mr. Ebrima Jatta, a t...
07/01/2026

Yunus English School Assault Case to Resume at Brikama Magistrates' Court.

The court case involving Mr. Ebrima Jatta, a teacher who was allegedly attacked by a student, Fatima Jarju, at Yunus English School, will resume on Thursday, 8th January, at the Brikama Magistrates’ Court. Proceedings are scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m.

FC Barcelona has taken a decisive step towards securing their first signing of the winter transfer window. Joao Cancelo ...
06/01/2026

FC Barcelona has taken a decisive step towards securing their first signing of the winter transfer window. Joao Cancelo returned to FC Barcelona.

Fabrizio Romano reports.

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