Gambia’s poverty rate rises to 53.4 per cent - report
Nov 10, 2022, 10:10 AM
The Gambia’s poverty rate has climbed to 53.4 per cent largely due to COVID-19, according to The Gambia Poverty and Gender Assessment 2022 report.
Now the total deaths since March 2020 stands at 271; 122 new COVID-19 positive cases registered bringing the total since March 2020 to 9,195; 16 COVID-19 patients discharged from treatment centres; 36 COVID-19 patients currently on oxygen therapy.
“At least 124, 043 people have been vaccinated as of the 12th August 2021.”
Updated by: Sankareh, E.G. & Sankanu, Prince Bubacarr Aminata
The Gambia’s poverty rate has climbed to 53.4 per cent largely due to COVID-19, according to The Gambia Poverty and Gender Assessment 2022 report.
The secretary general and party leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP), Ousainou Darboe has accused President Adama Barrow of not prioritising the recently rejected Constitution Promulgation Bill 2020.
Barrister Sourahata Baboucarr Semega-Janneh, who served in the law field for 52 years, has officially retired.
Walf TV has been suspended for 30 days. It is expected to resume operations on 1 July 2023.