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Residents of Basse Kaba Kamma in the Upper River Region (URR) are raising their voices against the persistent issue of illegal dumping in their community. This growing concern has prompted calls for

During his Annual State Of The Nation Address, President Adama Barrow emphasized The Gambia’s progress in various development sectors. He extensively discussed the completed and ongoing development projects by his government, as

  The National Nutrition Agency, with support from UNICEF Gambia, is spearheading a critical four-day training program for nurses on the Out-Patient Therapeutic Programme (OTP) as part of the integrated management of

The Fatoumatta Bah -Barrow Foundation, under the guidance of the First Lady, has reiterated its unwavering commitment to helping others as its prime purpose. With a focus on community upliftment, the foundation

President Adama Barrow has proudly acknowledged his groundnut farm’s thriving success adjacent to the Banjulinding Women’s Garden  attributing much of the achievement to the dedication and hard work of the local women.

  Niamina West is finally seeing the light after many years of darkness. The National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) has started installing new electricity poles in Niaminawest, bringing much-needed power to

  The Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) has expressed “deep concern” regarding the ongoing issue of corporal punishment and student abuse within educational institutions. In a statement released this afternoon,

The Baldeh Kunda family of Basse Samba Tacko was thrown into panic and grief on Monday evening when the body of Ebrima Baldeh, the family’s breadwinner and head, was found hanging at

  The Education Students Association of The University of The Gambia (UTG) is currently on an inspiring tour to promote the use of national languages throughout the school system, in alignment with

On June 23, 2024, the fifth session of the Student Cohort Training came alive with dynamic energy and insightful discussions. This session, organized by the Youth Movement for Civic Engagement (YMCE), focused