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.
To improve resilience, confidence building and support for reopening of the tourism session in destination Gambia, the Ministry Tourism and Culture led by Minister Hamat N.K. Bah Wednesday disbursed the sum of D100 million (one hundred million dalasis) as covid-19 support for resilience and recovery to the tourism, culture and hospitality institutions under its purview.
The Catholic Diocese of Banjul mourns its second Bishop who passed away on Wednesday 3 September 2020. Bishop emeritus Michael Joseph Cleary died at the age of 95.
Deputies at the National Assembly on a historic day on Tuesday blocked the passage of the Constitution of The Gambia Promulgation Bill 2020 at the second reading stage.
Senegalese President Macky Sall addressed the nation on Friday 3 April 2020; the eve of the country’s 60th independence anniversary, outlining some economic measures regarding the fight against covid-19 pandemic.
