The gesture was in appreciation of the employees’ efforts and a token of assistance during the period of the state of public health emergency in The Gambia due to coronavirus pandemic and the Muslim month of Ramadan.
Chief Executive Officer, Xue Conjlin said this year’s gesture is a special one as people are socially and economically affected as a result of Covid-19. “Caring about your employees motivate them to be willing to do more and a better job for you.”
Muhammed Conteh, cold store supervisor who spoke on behalf of the employees thanked the company and its management for the gesture.
Since the establishment of National Environment Agency (NEA) by an act of parliament under the National Environment Management Act 1994, efforts have been on course to form area environment committees to strengthen and support the decentralisation process of the environment coordination and management at the local levels.
The Gambia Public Utilities and Regulatory Authority (PURA) has launched the 'Do-Not-Disturb' guideline for the telecommunication sector to restrict operators from sending unsolicited messages to their subscribers without prior consent.
Over the past years residents of London Corner faced difficulties in accessing a proper canal for the passage of water that sources from Abuko to Kotu during rainy seasons.
The National Enterprise Development Initiative (NEDI)has trained 25 young people on business entrepreneurship in Banjul.
