It is important for the general public to know that it is within the mandate of the Council to ensure that our streets are kept clean and free from illegal settlement of vendors, and in doing so we solicit the cooperation of the general public especially the media.
On behalf of the Lord Mayor, management and staff of the Council, we wish to sincerely apologize to The Point’s Reporter and the entire media fraternity for the unguarded utterances by one of ‘our officers’ which by no means represents Council’s view of the media.
KMC views the media as a valuable partner in the council’s drive to transform the municipality into a modern city.
The Council wants to assure members of the media that its open-door policy towards the media remain unshaken, and looking forward to further strengthen our cooperation with the media fraternity.
BY MANAGEMENT
State House, Banjul, 21st September 2020: Secretary General and Head of the Civil Service, Mr Nuha Touray has called on his colleagues in the Civil Service to be result oriented and proactive to strengthening good governance.
News release
Quadrangle, Banjul, 7 May 2020- The minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Hon. Mamburay Njie has defended the decision of his ministry to procure food supplies for the poor and vulnerable Gambians across the country by mobilising funds from the budgets allocations of the various government ministries, agencies, and departments.
A press release issued by Gambia Environmental Alliance (GEA) after a two day dialogue has stated that the would-be new state-of-the-art U.S. Embassy building will not affect the Monkey Park and wildlife habitat. It added that they would ensure to catering for new fruit source and water supply for the animals living there.
The minister of Information and Communication Infrastructure, Ebrahim Sillah, has vehemently denied claims that the Gambia government had tampered with the 2020 Election Bill.
