The Gambia media guide
- Published
Gambia's media scene has seen considerable progress in terms of press freedom since the end of Yahya Jammeh's authoritarian rule.
The crime of defamation was declared unconstitutional in 2018, attacks on reporters have dropped and new media outlets have been launched, says Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
The state-owned broadcaster has lost its monopoly and many radio and television networks have been set up.
Radio France Internationale broadcasts on FM in Banjul.
There were 442,000 internet users by December 2021, comprising 19% of the population (Worldinternetstats.com).
Press
The Standard, external - private
Foroyaa, external - private, bi-weekly
The Point, external - private, daily
Freedom Newspaper, external - private
Television
Gambia Television (GRTS TV), external - state-run, single-channel national service
Radio
Radio Gambia, external - state broadcaster, programmes in English and vernacular languages
West Coast Radio, external - private
Capital FM, external - private
Unique FM, external - private
Paradise FM, external - private
Online
Joll Of News, external - Gambia/Senegal news website
Fatu Network, external - news portal