Accordingly, Minister Faburay has since been discharged and is fit to return to work as she is well.
“It can be recalled that Madam Faburay had initially tested positive for covid-19 on 1 August 2020,” a dispatch from the Spokesperson of the Office of The Government states.
“Subsequently, Hon. Amie Faburay tested negative after a repeat test and discharged from the Covid treatment centre on 8 September, 2020.”
“The Gambia government urges members of the public to continue following the Covid-19 Regulations outlined by The Health Ministry and World Health Organization on the Covid pandemic.” “Hand washing, face covering, social distancing and limited social gatherings are the new normal and all are encouraged to follow.”
The Chief of Defence Staff of The Gambia Armed Forces (GAF) has underscored that GAF high command is ready to work with the government in its reconciliation process through the countrys Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission and other mechanism.
The long-running misunderstanding between Imams Abdoulie Fatty and Muhammed Sillah has been amicably resolved, following a peaceful mediation talks headed by the Imam Ratib of Banjul, Alhagie Alieu Cherno Mass Kah on Tuesday.
Fatoumatta Touma Njai, the self-declared leader of the People Progressive Party (PPP) has started meetings with party officials nationwide, as she disagrees with the outcome of the election results of the party’s recent congress.
The executive director of the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), Sanna Dahaba in an interview with this reporter yesterday revealed that the government of The Gambia under the leadership of Adama Barrow through the Ministry of Finance, Wednesday 4 August 2021, has transferred a sum of D40 million to the NDMA account to support disaster victims across the country.
