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  Lamin Gaye, a graduate of Food and Nutrition, revealed that a low intake of fiber-rich foods Leads to constipation. He said it’s a health risk for people to stay for days

  Modou Joof, the Secretary-General of the Gambia Press Union urges reporters to effectively make use of the Access to Information Law by referencing the relevant section, which empowers Journalists to access

  By: Saikou Jawo In an effort to bridge the gap between classroom learning and the professional world, the Yunus English School Press Club embarked on an educational tour on Tuesday, visiting

Mamour M Mbenga, commonly known as Kifa Barham, a household name in the Gambian media, has recently initiated Kifa Leadership Academy(KLA) with a focus on enhancing young people on mentorship and Leadership

Rice growers in  Kiang expressed concerns that more people are relocating to the Greater Banjul Area, which is adversely affecting rice production. They expressed confidence that the high cost of rice could

  By: Aja Horeja Njie The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Welfare today The Directorate of Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment of the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Welfare today

National Nutrition Agency with support from the World Food Program (WFP) on Saturday commence three-day training on basic nutrition, food fortification, and bio-fortification for building the capacity of media personnel Ousman Dem

  In a bid to enhance the professional development of its staff and improve overall academic performance, St. Michael School recently organized a school-based workshop. The workshop aimed to provide teachers and

  Sally Jarju ,the president of the Association of Health Journalists, has stated that training health journalists on nutrition and its related issues is cardinal for them to report on the issues

Joren Basic Cycle School (BCS) is grappling with safety concerns as the end of the school term approaches. The school, which began a renovation project in early September 2024 under the supervision