Speaking to reporters after his re-election, he thanked the association’s members for their trust and confidence reposed in them.
He also thanked all those who supported the association in one way or the other in their strive to reduce cattle rustling in the country.
According to Mr. Jallow, the association registered tremendous achievements over the years due to the support of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and Agriculture Organization.
He called on all to support the livestock sector which he described as one of the most important in the country. Henoted that his executive’s re-election into their respective positions indicates that their efforts arerecognised by members of the association.
CALLHELP-Gambia, a registered NGO in The Gambia in partnership with local and international-based volunteers is set to organise its first Gam-Diaspora clean-up day, which is slated for Saturday, 23rd January2021.
Safe Life Gambia, Medicare Clinic and Maarif Turkish International School recently launched the safe route to school programme to raise awareness on issues pertaining to road safety and improved access at the school gates to alleviate congestion during school hours.
The Ministry of Agriculture with support from the ECOWAS Commission last Tuesday convened a three-day stakeholders training on indepth anaylsis on monitoring and evaluation system for ECOWAS members states.
The Regional Rice Value Chain Development Project (RRVCDP) on Saturday concluded a three-day training for members of Social Development Fund (SDF), PIU and partner microfinance institutions on Islamic microfinance at Baobab hotel.
