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Unite Offically Registered
IEC Officially Registers UNITE as a Political Party - July 1st 2026
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Our chair sets out the year ahead — what we will fight for, how we will organise in every region, and the change we will deliver to households still waiting for the reform they were promised.
Read more →A practical plan for jobs, training and entrepreneurship — built around the people most affected by youth unemployment.
Read more →A nationwide listening tour begins this month. See the dates near you, and bring the questions you want answered.
Read more →The party reiterates its commitment to prosecuting cases arising from public audit findings, and to publishing outcomes annually.
Read more →Three new field offices open this month, extending the secretariat's reach to organisers and members in the eastern regions.
Read more →Our approach to land registry reform, concessional financing and discretionary-allocation reform — explained in plain language.
Read more →A working session for Gambians abroad on policy priorities, fundraising, and how the diaspora plugs into the 2026 programme.
Read more →The party sets out its supply-side response to rising household costs and outlines the structural measures it will pursue.
Read more →Delegates ratified the manifesto at the Council sitting in Banjul, with costed commitments across all three pillars.
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