According to our insider: “Following your publication, the station officer DSP Demba promptly visited the Gener and Child Welfare Office to verify the facts as the case had not been recorded in the station’s dairy. Subsequently, both the victim and the alleged perpetrator were summoned to the station, where they remained until 4pm. The situation is curently tense as developments continue to unfold.”
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Awa is a maid from Mali who was working for a family in Brusubi Phase 2. She was allegedly subjected to inhuman treatment and was not even allowed to sleep inside the house.
A woman identified as Fatoumatta Krubally allegedly brought her to The Gambia. She is related to the family Awa was working for and was responsible for managing Awa’s wages.
The matter is currently at the Brusubi Police Station, but there are allegations that the police are attempting to brush the case under the carpet.
As of now, it remains unclear whether Awa has been sent back to the same household or taken to a place of safety.
We would like to inform the Station Officer at Brusubi that if anything happens to the young woman, he will be held responsible.
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Amie Fandeh, widely known as Mamundow, a resident of Barra, is going through every mother’s worst nightmare. Earlier today, she received an urgent call informing her that her sister was in labour at EFSTH and desperately needed a blood donation.
Without hesitation, Mamundow rushed to Banjul, carrying her 7-month-old baby, determined to save her sister’s life. At the Banjul ferry terminal, she entered a taxi that was already full, with only the front seat available. But the driver refused to allow her to sit in front with her baby.
One of the passengers sitting behind offered to hold the child. When the taxi arrived at the garage, Mamundow stepped out to collect her change from the driver. In that short moment, the woman vanished with her baby.
Mamundow searched everywhere in panic and tears, but the woman and the child were nowhere to be found. What began as a journey to save a life has turned into an unimaginable tragedy.
The family is urgently appealing to the public for help in finding the missing baby.
Police investigations into the recent fatal stabbing incident at a forex bureau in Brusubi involving the late Isatou Fatty have registered significant progress. During the course of the investigation, a key witness positively identified an individual of interest, prompting further investigative action.
Following this development, the individual of interest was formally cautioned, interviewed, and a statement obtained. Investigators are currently verifying the information provided, including reviewing the stated alibis to either substantiate or refute them as part of due process.
The Gambia Police Force reiterates that no conclusions have been reached at this stage. The investigation remains active, and all inquiries are being pursued professionally to ensure accuracy, fairness, and full adherence to legal procedures.
Further updates will be shared as the investigation progresses. Members of the public with relevant information are encouraged to contact the nearest police station or call 9968885.
They chose Jinack because it is the only village in the country where the Police and Immigration are afraid to set foot.
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