The late Ransford contracted the deadly coronavirus and passed away. He was 72. He was born in Banjul on 15 September 1948 and was educated at The Gambia High School in 1960.
Ransford was among the first pioneers of the then Radio Gambia where he did freelance as an announcer and newscaster. He was later absorbed in the newly established broadcasting fraternity at Marina Parade in Banjul. The late Ransford went for further studies in the United States and upon completion, he joined the UN Radio and excelled in his profession. He was the producer and narrator of a popular programme entitled ‘’This Week at the United Nations’’. The said programme was broadcast the world over including Radio Gambia for many years. He was the head of UN Radio until his retirement some years ago.
Serrah Godard Grey-Johnson, a former colleague of the late Ransford described him as a “born broadcaster,” adding that he demonstrated attributes of a skillful, dedicated and cheerful personality.
The QNET International Company’s regional general manager and public relations manager in sub-Saharan Africa, Biram Fall and Maxime Peti respectively over the weekend met the Gambian media in connection with QNET’s mode of operations and many other issues.
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.
State House, Banjul, June 24, 2020 –President Adama Barrow has told a virtual meeting of Commonwealth leaders on Covid 19 that the pandemic presented a challenging period for the country but the population is united against it.
The robbery at Mr. Bourgi’s home was mentioned at the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court before Principal Magistrate Isatou Janneh-Njie. Two men were arraigned for conspiracy to commit felony contrary to Section 368 of the Criminal Code and robbery with violence contrary to Section 273 ( 2 ) of the Criminal Code.
