Gambian News - Page 57

  Following a formal complaint received at the Brusubi Immigration Post and media report published by the Voice Newspaper on May 30th 2025 on the alleged assault of one Alice Nyame, a

The Minister of Gender, Children and Social Welfare, Hon. Fatou Kinteh, has been awarded the esteemed African Union Women’s Impact Award at the Global Excellence Summit & AU Agenda 2063 Women’s Impact

With support from UNICEF, the Ministry of Health is currently hosting a 4-day workshop (June 2-5, 2025) on the Climate Risk-informed Water Sanitation and Hygiene Bottleneck Analysis Tool (CI-WASH-BAT) at Sindola Safari

  Activista’s training session in Basse focused on advancing gender-inclusive reforms within district tribunals, key stakeholder, including the chief and his tribunal members came together to discuss and propose meaningful changes. According

  Beakanyang is currently holding a massive Reconciliation and unity festival in Brikama Kabafita with cultural ambiance,bringing together people from across NBR and WCR . The 2025 unity festival’s key partners includes,

  The Banjul City Council, under the leadership of Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe, announced the official commencement of the Wanterr Tobaski Sales. Mayor Lowe stated that despite the unforeseen challenges, the BCC

In a groundbreaking move for the country’s creative industry, Gamstars Movie Production has announced plans to organize the first-ever Banjul Film Festival, scheduled for December 2025. This historic event is poised to

The Gambia Ports Authority (GPA), the Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure (MOTWI), and Maritime & Transport Business Solutions (MTBS) officially signed the Climate Resilient Integrated National Transport Master Plan a landmark

On Thursday, Beakanyang launched a renewable energy and energy-efficient cooking stove project at Nyakoi Taibatou in the Wuli West District of the Upper River Region. As part of the activity, the organisation

The Mayor of Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC), Talib Ahmed Bensouda, has made a high-profile visit to Serrekunda Market in response to growing tensions between store owners and street vendors (commonly known as