Jah Oil Company ranked 2nd biggest taxpayer in Gambia
Jul 26, 2021, 12:59 PM
Out of top 100 most taxpayer companies in The Gambia, Jah Oil Company has been ranked 2nd highest tax payer for 2020.
According to them, this represents a 2.2% test positivity rate (8 out of 358 total tests performed).
The median age of the new cases is 33 years (range: 16 to 62 years).
“The 358 new laboratory test results received (46 from MRC and 312 from NPHL). No new test returned indeterminant / inconclusive.”
“Out of the 323 passengers recently brought by 2 SN Brussels flights, 5 were taken into quarantine for not being in possession of valid negative COVID-19
PCR test certificates.”
“Ten new COVID-19 patients newly recovered and got discharged. The country currently has 5 people in quarantine, 14 active cases and a crude
case-fatality ratio of 3.3%.”
Meanwhile, the Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 18 new cases, bringing the total number to 16, 107 cases with 15, 627 recoveries, 333 deaths and 146 under treatment.
Out of top 100 most taxpayer companies in The Gambia, Jah Oil Company has been ranked 2nd highest tax payer for 2020.
The Gambia has recorded 3 new deaths due to covid-19 with 155 new positive cases registered, making it the highest reported cases in a single day so far.
Justice KumbaSillah-Camaraon Wednesday ordered the National Agency for Legal Aid (NALA) to provide legal representation to Baboucar Sallah and Tamba Masireh who are currently without legal representation.
Deputies at the National Assembly on Monday referred the Local Government Amendment Bill 2020 to the Assembly Business Committee (ABC) before the third reading.