Advertisement

Dark
Light
Today: November 13, 2025
October 9, 2025
1 min read

UTG Faraba-Banta lot 2 progress report: Higher Education Minister says the facility is due for inauguration in December.

Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology has reaffirmed that the new University of The Gambia (UTG) Faraba Banta Campus will be inaugurated by President Adama Barrow in December, following an inspection of construction progress on Saturday.

During a visit to Lot 2 of the project which includes the Faculty of Law, the School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, and a seven storey Chancery building, the minister praised the quality of work but urged contractors to speed up completion. He instructed the introduction of day and night shifts to meet the December 27 deadline, calling the date “non negotiable.”

The minister stressed that the project must meet both time and quality standards, including the completion of the campus perimeter fence. Once finished, the new facilities will consolidate all UTG schools and central administration currently based in and around Kanifing, forming a unified, modern academic hub at Faraba Banta by early next year.

1 Comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous Story

GTBoard DG To Receive Meritorious Award At African Tourism Awards Dinner In London

Next Story

Gambia to Launch National Trust Fund, Mobilize Global Support for Refugees

Latest from Blog

NFSPMC reports D50m loss in groundnut sales

  By Dawda Baldeh The National Food Security Processing and Marketing Cooperation (NFSPMC) says it lost more than D50 million during the 2024 groundnut marketing season. Thomos Robert, Director of Strategic Planning

Turo Darboe Inaugurates 60 Street Lights in Bundung

  By: Hurray Jallow The Chief Executive Officer of Vision Development Foundation (VDF), Alhagie Modou Turo Darboe, has inaugurated 60 newly installed street lights in Bundung. The inauguration ceremony was held on

High Court Acquits, Discharges Busumbala Rioters

  By: Nicholas Bass  The Banjul High Court presided by Justice Ebrima Jaiteh Monday acquitted and discharged Lamin Sanyang and Borry Ceesay, alleged rioters of Busumbala Village following more than four years
Go toTop