No genuine member of the UDP will engage in such impertinent behaviour directed at the leaders of the highest court of our nation.
The UDP condemns in the strongest possible terms any person casting aspersions on the character and integrity of the judges of the Courts of The Gambia. Even where the UDP disagrees with a decision of the Supreme Court, the Party has always respectfully pointed out the error of the Court in its interpretation of the law.
All genuine members of the Party must know that the UDP’s commitment to the rule of law and its respect for the courts is unequivocal and holds the Supreme Court in the highest esteem.
Therefore, on behalf of the National Executive Committee and indeed the entire membership of the UDP, I wish to again express our full confidence in the impartiality, independence and competence of the Judiciary of the Gambia. UDP will continue to seek justice according to law from the hallowed halls of the Supreme Court of The Gambia. Again I call on all UDP members to be civil in their discussions and desist from making disparaging comments or personal attacks on the character of any of our compatriots, more so make any attempt to impugn the character and reputation of a universally respected and eminent jurist of Africa, His Lordship, the Hon. Chief Justice of the Gambia.
Finally I urge all Gambians to respect the judges and the decisions they make; and to be courteous to lawfully constituted authorities and engage them with decorum and the respect they deserve.
God Bless the Gambia, our Homeland
ANM Ousainu Darboe
Secretary General & Party Leader
Malang Fofana, deputy executive director at National Nutrition Agency (NaNA) has said that The Gambia is experiencing the ‘triple burden of malnutrition’ whereby under-nutrition, over-nutrition and micronutrient deficiency co-exist.
Saidou Jaw and family who used to eat two meals a day due to poverty now eat three square meals every day and were also able to buy small ruminants after benefiting from the Nafa Programme.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Gambia Investment and Export Promotion Agency (GIEPA) has disclosed that The Gambia’s export is about D1.5billion whilst import is staged at D31.8 billion.
A nine-day exhibition that witnessed the networking of thirty Nigerian Businesses with their Nigerian counterparts ended on Friday 21st October 2022. The fair coordinated by the Gambia Investment & Export Promotion Agency (GiEPA) and the Nigerian High Commission (NHC) was supported by local partners including the Gambian Chamber for Commerce & Industry (GCCI), Gambia Police Force (GPF), Gambia Immigration Department GID), Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) & Gambia Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), as well as Business Service Organisations affiliated to GiEPA.
