In his farewell Hon. Ndure thanked the Almighty for guiding him throughout his mission. He added that when President Adama Barrow appointed him, he told him to consider President Sall as his president because the two nations are one and share a lot in common.
“No one can separate The Gambia and Senegal because we are two nations of the same people,” he stated.
According to him, the Senegambia Bridge could not be realised since Jawara and Senghore era but the two governments were able to do within a short space of time in recent times.
He thanked the Senegalese government and people for their hospitality.
A Banjul High Court judge has warned supporters to avoid his court if they have no business in the civil lawsuit involving renowned businessman Abubacarr Jawara and outspoken politician Momodou Sabally; the plaintiff and defendant respectively.
Following the completion of its compilation of the Final Local Government Elections Observation Report, Elections Watch has tasked the various political parties to admonish their supporters to stop spreading hate speech, false information and violent actions during campaign events, over radios and on social media.
The Gambia Public Procurement Authority (GPPA) has conducted befitting training for its staff to get them well equipped for the use of digital technology to smoothly run their services.
The Gambia Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday gave 1.6 million dalasis to the various area councils in the country to aid curbing the spread of covid-19 pandemic.
