AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoECOWAS Travel Facilitation: ECOWAS is rolling out public awareness campaigns across West Africa to speed up acceptance of its common biometric identity card (ENBIC) at air, land and sea borders by December 2026, with The Gambia among member states already launching the card. UN Human Rights Watch: A UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions will visit The Gambia from 5–16 October, starting in Banjul and the Greater Banjul Area, to assess right-to-life protections and accountability progress. Tourism Safety in Focus: The Gambia Tourism Board says it’s investigating attacks on visitors in the Tourism Development Area and warns violators will face action; it also faces pushback after suspending beach parties and other entertainment. Sports & Travel Links: The Gambia Experience announces Jet2 direct charter flights from London Gatwick to Banjul for the 2026/27 winter season (3 Nov 2026–27 Apr 2027). Football Appointments: CAF has appointed three Gambian officials for beach soccer and WAFU U-20 AFCON qualifiers in October, boosting regional match coverage and local sporting visibility.
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