GPA pays D50m dividend to gov’t
Mar 22, 2021, 11:12 AM
The Gambia Port Authority (GPA) on Friday paid D50 million to government as dividend for the year ended 31 December 2019.
The cause of the fire incident at the time of gathering the report had not been established. The inferno ravaged food stuffs and clothing among other household items.
Officials from the National Disaster Management Agency in URR have conducted a rapid assessment in the village with a view to finding the nature of damages caused by the inferno.
Hudul Colley, the NDMA regional coordinator in URR, said the affected individuals are currently in a frustrating situation. “As I am speaking to you at the moment, the affected individuals are being housed by neighbors given the fact that Sare Giddeh is a small village. Thus housing is a nightmare for this community.”
The NDMA, he added, has immediately provided building materials to the affected families including food stuffs ranging from rice and sugar among others.
“We also provided them with mattresses to help shelter the affected families.”
He called on philanthropists, donors, NGOs, individuals and government to come to the aid of the affected families as they are currently in a difficult situation.
The Gambia Port Authority (GPA) on Friday paid D50 million to government as dividend for the year ended 31 December 2019.
At least one Senegalese soldier has been reported dead amid clashes with the MFC rebels in Cassamance borders, Southern Senegal, near The Gambia, TFM reports.
The Office of the President informs the public that three Cabinet Ministers, Honourable Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Mambureh Njie, Honourable Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Fafa Sanyang, and Honourable Minister of Agriculture, Amie Fabureh have tested positive for COVID-19.
The Gambia has been left out of the 39 international destinations where Royal Air Maroc will be flying from now on, news release states.