This development came in response to the wakeup call by GCCI’s Businesses against covid-19 through what they referred to as: “together we raise D20, 000,000.00. We urge other businesses to help fight this pandemic taking over the world.”
Dr. Mustapha M. Ceesay, a Gambian national, joined the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) Gambia Country Office as Assistant FAO Representative in charge of programmes on 4 May 2020.
Awa Minteh, Yankuba’s sister-in-law, yesterday continued her testimony under cross-examination by the state counsel, A.M. Yusuf, before Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court in Banjul in the murder case involving the accused.
Mr. Miko Alazas, the International Organisation for Migration’s (IOM), communication officer has called for migrants’ inclusive policy to mitigate the economic effect of post covid-19.
Closure of Senegal's air borders has been extended until June 30, 2020, requiring travelers to exercise patience for at least one more month.
Communities in Niamina East District, Central River Region are rejoicing as the foundation stone for the construction of a 9.5KM feeder road has begun in earnest.
Cross-section of officials has called on the President Barrow- led government to provide sufficient resources to effectively fight the coronavirus in the country.
State House, Banjul, April 16, 2020 – President Adama Barrow has expressed delight in the fact that Gambian judiciary is re-gaining its lost image and public confidence within three years of his administration.
