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  Nestled in the heart of Bantunding village, Wuli East District, Upper River Region of The Gambia, lies a shining example of resilience and community-driven development—Tawsirr Jagne’s Garden. For the past two

  Niamina Upper and Senior Secondary School (Niamina USSS) kicked off its 2024 Inter-House Athletic Competition with a day filled with energy, enthusiasm, and outstanding athletic performances. Day One of the event

  This morning, Lord Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda convened a pivotal meeting with key stakeholders of the Bakoteh Dump Site to address pressing concerns and outline strategies for improved site management. The

  By : Modou Touray Mr Edwin Kwame, a visiting Ghanaian nutritionist, calls for the consumption of watermelon melon stressing on its nutritional benefits. Mr Kwame was addressing a gathering of young

  The Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Fabakary Tombong Jatta (FTJ), has commended the executive members of the Foni Association for Rural Development (FARD) for their outstanding contribution to the well-being

The Netherlands Embassy is set to conduct a 5-day Hostmanship training for immigration personnel at Banjul International Airport, marking the third phase of this initiative that began last year. The primary objective

Two laborers accused of stealing construction materials at a property under construction in Kanifing forfeited their contracts. Their colleagues at the site narrated conflicting stories about how the alleged thieves came in

  The YALI RLC Gambia Chapter recently hosted a hybrid general meeting, engaging 50 alumni participants both online and in-person. The meeting was a remarkable success, reflecting the chapter’s commitment to fostering

By Modou Touray Lack of street lights is a major factor responsible for frequent road accidents, according to Brikama residents. In a random interview, residents who reside around the highways said the

By: Saikou Jawo Sibanor Village in the heart of Foni Bintang Karanai District is abuzz with excitement as it hosts the much-anticipated FARD Festival. This annual celebration of cultural heritage has drawn