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  A four-day training session aimed at strengthening the capacity of law enforcement officials to ensure effective protection of migrants commenced today at the NAQAA conference hall. Organized by the National Human

 A delegation from the Janjanbureh Area Council visited the Office of the Governor of the Central River Region (CRR) on Monday. The delegation included the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Councillor of Janjanbureh

  The Director General of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, Dr. Njoku Lamin Bah, expressed frustration at a press conference regarding radio and television stations’ failure to make timely payments despite a

Following the engenderment with project teams, The Vice President, H.E Mohammed B.S Jallow embarked on site visits to Essau District Hospital Maternal and Child Health Essau Unit. The Officer in Charge, Mr

Vice President Jallow visihe Vice President of the Republic of The Gambia, His Excellency Mohammed B.S Jallow as part of a mission to monitor ongoing activities being implemented under his purview, embarked

At a recent elective congress held at QCity in Bijilo, the Secretary General of the National Bakers Union delivered a lengthy speech. He emphasized the union’s efforts to unite ‘Tapalapa’ and ‘Senfurr’bakers

Yunus English School celebrated its 10th graduation ceremony at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara Conference Hall. The event was a grand affair, attended by an esteemed gathering, with Honourable Mohamadou Ceesay, Chairman

BCC Organizes Stakeholder Consultation Forum for Developing Action-Oriented Voluntary Local Review for Banjul By: Modou Touray With the support of UN-Habitat, the Banjul City Council is currently hosting a two-day stakeholder consultation

Today at the Gambia Armed Forces Defence Headquarters, Vice President His Excellency Mohammed BS Jallow presided over the decoration ceremony for almost 68 junior and senior officers, promoting them to the ranks

The Gambia Navy, in collaboration with the Gambia Immigration Department and the State Intelligence Services on 16 July 2024 intercepted 49 migrants at sea around Barra while attempting the risky “back-way” journey