Accordingly, both ministers have since been discharged and can report to work as they are both declared well and asymptomatic.
It could be recalled that both ministers tested positive after taking the covid-19 tests on 1 August 2020.
Subsequently, Fafa Sanyang tested negative after a repeat test on 8 August 2020 and Mambury Njie also tested negative after a repeat test conducted on 22 August 2020.
Mr. Sanyang was discharged on 15 August, 2020 while Mr. Njie was discharged on the 23 August, 2020.
The Gambia government urges members of the public to continue following the regulations outlined by the Health Ministry and World Health Organisation on the covid-19 pandemic. Hand washing, face covering, social distancing and limited social gatherings are the new norms and all are encouraged to follow.
State Counsel A.M. Yusuf yesterday challenged the first defence witness, Awa Minteh, under cross-examination before Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court in Banjul. This followed the end of her testimony to throw her weight behind the defence in Yankuba’s murder trial.
The Gambia government has joined the rest of the world to celebrate World Food Day.
President Adama Barrow has disclosed that government’s decision to downsize the Foreign Service through the closure of some diplomatic missions and recall of diplomatic personnel on the basis of executing a Staff Monitored Programme has stalled, as a result of the global lockdown
Rohey Malick Lowe, the mayoress of Banjul City Council (BCC), said Rafela International Gambia Chapter is in the country with the objectives of supporting and empowering Gambian women, saying that the platform will address some of the most pressing issues women in the country encounter.
