Gambian News - Page 71

By: Modou Sarr The Financial Reporting Oversight Board of the Gambia, otherwise known as FROB, recently inaugurated its standard committee at a ceremony held at the prestigious Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara International

  Farafenni SSS recently hosted an insightful and impactful event that brought together students, teachers, and esteemed guest speakers, leaving everyone with a greater sense of awareness and responsibility. The school had

  The Assistant Commissioner OiC Finance, Karalang Jarju, delivered the process report of the gains in revenue collection of the Gambia Immigration Department for 2024 at a press briefing this morning in

Gambia Innovative Farmers is a dynamic, youth-led initiative based in Gunjur, initiated by a group of ambitious agro-growers dedicated to promoting excellence in agricultural development. According to the Association’s public relations officer

  The executive secretariat of the Gambia Transport Union (GTU) successfully concluded its nationwide regional congress tour on Monday, 3rd February 2025. The final leg of the tour took place in Banjul,

Madam Marie Sock, leader of the Alliance of Social Democrats (ASD), is currently holding a press briefing in Bijilo, addressing key issues concerning the Gambian political landscape, including President Adama Barrow’s potential

  In an innovative approach to healthcare, Sunu Reew Medical Mission has collaborated with the Silicon Valley African Film Festival (SVAFF) to curate a ‘Celebration of The Arts and Culture’ event during

By: Modou Touray Sheriff Saidykhan, Vice President of the Gambia Press Union, has said the Capacity Building for Media Council and GPU on Media Monitoring is a significant step towards promoting ethical

  Thousands of young people, both male and female, gathered at the Department of Labour to collect forms for Spain’s migration labor program, which has sparked considerable excitement. This surge in interest

  Mr Lamin Jobe, a fitness trainer in Serekunda, urges footballers to prioritise personal hygiene as body odour is unavoidable. Mr Jobe was speaking to a group of young people at a