Madi Jobarteh signals imminent dictatorship era
Jul 13, 2020, 11:46 AM
A prominent human rights advocate, Madi Jobarteh, says he was extremely infuriated by the withdrawal of charges against him by the police.
For the benefit of our readers we reproduce the full text of the release which reads:
NAWEC wishes to inform the general public that the Karpowership will embark on the replacement of its current ship with a new one and new generator sets. Work is expected to begin on Sunday 8th November 2020, at 03:00AM and will last for at least 36 hours.
As a result, there will be regular load shedding in the Greater Banjul Area particularly during evening peak demand.
NAWEC solicits the understanding of its esteemed customers. Normal supply shall be restored as soon as replacement work is completed.
A prominent human rights advocate, Madi Jobarteh, says he was extremely infuriated by the withdrawal of charges against him by the police.
The outgoing Director of Health Promotion and Education at the Ministry of Health has called on journalists to maintain the cooperation with the Ministry for the better flow of information to the masses.
Basiru Sey, an Intelligence agent and former soldier who yesterday testified before the TRRC, recounted several operations he had involved while serving as NIA officer.
At least one hundred supporters of National People’s Party (NPP) last Sunday defected to The Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC) at a mass political rally held at Changai in Sami district, Central River Region North.