Speaking to West Coast Radio on Tuesday morning, the government mouthpiece said the investigation is complete.
When asked how far the investigation in the alleged corruption has gone, Sankareh said, " the good news is it finally transitioned and has landed at the Ministry of Justice."
"This morning the Solicitor General Cherno Marena confirmed to me that actually is it even under review by an assigned team of lawyers," Sankareh said.
He went on: "So the story now is; there is significant development that at least it's been reviewed and it has arrived at its final destination."
A recent investigation made by Malagen news revealed top Fisheries officials including both the minister and his permanent secretary allegedly involved in acts of corruption.
However, Permanent Secretary Banja seemed much more involved according to the paper's investigations.
The Ministry of Fisheries and Water Resources is faced with numerous corruption allegations.
In fact it is alleged that the December 2019 fire outbreak which engulfed the entire ministry building was premeditated to get rid of important government documents and to save the skin of some top officials at the ministry.
The Barrow led government claims it will not condone corruption especially among public officials.
The general public anxiously awaits the outcome of the investigation into the scandal as the Justice Ministry advises the government on the next step.
A reputable Kuwaiti newspaper known as Mugtama, inquiring about The Gambia via Ambassador-At-Large, Imam B. Jaiteh has dedicated a special opinion that featured and highlighted the country’s overall model, religious makeup and the peaceful coexistence among different faiths.
Supporting the safety of journalists and radio broadcasters in this Coronavirus pandemic period, the Gambia National Commission for UNESCO Tuesday presented different sanitising materials to the Broadcasters Association – The Gambia (BAG).
The Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC) has found the Special Operations Unit (SOU) of the Gambia’s erstwhile National Intelligence Agency (NIA) to have been extremely brutal under the reign of former president Yahya Jammeh.
The President, H.E. Adama Barrow has called for investment to curb the effects of climate change across the continent, which is already among the greatest concerns across the region.
