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By: Aja Horeja Njie The University of Applied Science, Engineering, and Technology (USET) this afternoon disclosed to journalists that their contracted lecturers in the Ordinary Diploma (Construction) are not been Paid for

Modou A. Njie, the market manager for the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) on Wednesday, 2 October appeared before the Local Government Commission of Inquiry. He was questioned about financial transactions he made

In light of the prevailing challenges induced by the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the agricultural sector in The Gambia is confronted with significant hurdles. Escalating prices of key

The residents of Latrikunda in the Kanifing Municipality told this medium in an exclusive vox pop that roadside vendors are largely responsible for the blockage of gutters which affects the free flow

Awa Faye is a resident of Kanifing Estate and working in the Kanifing Municipal Council (KMC) as a market mistress responsible for Old Jeshwang Market, Jimpex and Westfield. Her appointment letter dated

As part of their efforts to enhance the education of girl children, Shine Lights In Girls Education with support from their German counterparts on Sunday made a presentation of school materials to

  The shop owners at Latrikunda Market have raised serious concerns over the poor drainage system, which is causing rainwater to flood their shops during heavy downpours. The situation is reportedly so

  The Central River Region Sports Committee has officially announced that Abubacarr Jawara, the CEO of GACH Global, will sponsor this year’s Nawetan tournament in the Central River Region (CRR). This exciting

  The Yunus English School has recently been the recipient of a generous donation of nursing materials from Ulrike Erkling, a compassionate donor from Switzerland. This thoughtful contribution is expected to make

Green-Up Gambia earlier today, partnered with Childcare Gambia and Lend a Hand Gambia on a massive Mangrove Restoration exercise at Tanbi Wetland in Bakau.   The exercise brought together school-going kids, youths,