West Africa Takaful holds seminar on Islamic insurance principles
Dec 2, 2020, 12:21 PM
West Africa Takaful recently held a day’s seminar on the principles and practice of Islamic insurance (Takaful).
IYD is a global annual event endorsed by the United Nation and celebrated on 12th August to underscore the immense contribution of young people and to also raise awareness on the challenges facing young people globally. The objective of the day is to strengthen the work of the young people and to intensify their voices around the globe.
The international theme for this year is- ‘Youth Engagement for Global Action’ whiles our local theme of Beakanyang is ‘Youth Participation in Fostering Human Rights during Covid-19’.
This year, Beakanyang is observing the day with a virtual youth dialogue around human rights amid Covid-19 pandemic in collaboration with Youth for Human Rights The Gambia.
The virtual conversation on the local sub-theme among others provide platform for young people to engage in best practices and get inspired by prominent human rights defenders thus encouraging them to partake in local action in advancing human rights.
“Young people have the right to voice their opinion and the global community needs to facilitate a safe space for their participation particularly in times of a pandemic such as COVID-19”.
The key speakers for the event include our 2019 Human RIGHTS HERO Award Winner Mr. Madi Jobateh and Dr Mary Shuttleworth, President of Youth for Human Rights International.
West Africa Takaful recently held a day’s seminar on the principles and practice of Islamic insurance (Takaful).
The Gambia Press Union (GPU) on Saturday held its quarterly general meeting at its headquarters in Fajara. The meeting which is the first in 2022, accord the general membership the opportunity to update members on some of the activities which the union conducted in the first quarter of 2022.
Sheriff families of Shaykh Malfous Hydara from the sub-region recently gathered at Essau in the North Bank Region to offer national prayers ahead of the country’s December 4th presidential election.
Sulayman Touray, NPP youth leader told President Adama Barrow that the people of Kantora have decided not to oppose him.