Fall, was awarded in recognition of his outstanding services to international development. The award came following his nomination by the Department for International Development (DfID).
Professor Faal, through his organisation GK Partners/Migration and Sustainable Development in The Gambia (MSDG) project has partnered with The Gambia’s ‘Mother Theresa’ Amie Jarjue and her charity, Join Hands 2 Save A Baby to support and complement the Ministry of Health in the fight against preventable deaths across the country.
The founder of ‘Join Hands 2 Save A Baby’ Mrs Amie Jarju said they are appreciative of this considerate gesture by Professor Faal and the entire GDTS Practice Fellowships organisation.
According her, the project is designed for pregnant women, new mothers and babies, indicating that the donation will go a long way towards helping in the implementation of the blood bank across the six regions of the country.
The project, he added, also seeks to develop, empower and ensure a safe working environment for health professionals to be able to feel save to deliver as expected.
She finally called on citizens to join hands and support the noble project for the well-being of Gambians.
Residents of Wellingara also known as Haidara in Sami District of the Central River Region north are facing acute water shortage, as the community is struggling to come to terms with its only well, currently serving the people in the area.
The leader of The Gambia Party for Democracy and Progress (GPDP) has hit back at lawyer Ousainou Darboe and Mai Fatty, leaders of the United Democratic Party (UDP) and The Gambia Moral Congress (GMC) respectively for what he called their ‘constant unnecessary blaming of government’ especially about price hike of basic commodities.
The community of Baja Kunda in Wuli East district of Upper River Region over the weekend hosted the 3rd edition of its ‘Badingbun’ bantaba.
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