Senegal is set to import 800, 000 rams from neighbouring countries for the Ei-dul Adha, an annual Muslim feast locally called ‘Tobaski’, which is just a month ahead, the Senegalese media reported yesterday, quoting a press release from the government.
Meanwhile, the Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 132 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 6, 545; 116 deaths and 2, 263 under treatment.
At least 6 female nurses from Serign Abdoul Aziz hospital in Tivaoune have tested positive for the virus.
Tida Jaiteh, a wife to late Baba Jobe, a former closed ally to former president Yahya Jammeh, yesterday testified before the TRRC, giving accounts of how Baba was imprisoned and killed through executive orders.
Roberts Mendy, the alkalo of Lamin-Daranka village has warned that any person, group, organisation or company found mining sand on the streets of that community will face the full force of the law.
The Gambia has registered one more case of covid-19, Dr. Mustapha Bittaye, the director of Health Services announced yesterday.
In their quest to raise public awareness about the Association and its programmes and activities, the Nusrat-Ex Students Association (NESA) over the weekend held a press conference at the school’s ground.
