The rice was provided from the school's feeding programme which pupils have not received since the closure of schools due to COVID-19.
Headmaster, Ansumana Jawo said he hoped that the rice will help the pupils and teachers and their families during the period of the state of public health emergency due to Coronavirus.
He said they are concerned about the welfare of their students during the stay-at-home period, expressing hope that the food package will help improve the pupils’ health status.
Chairman of the school's management board, Busary Ceesay urged parents to actively monitor the activities of their children during their stay at home.
He also urged teachers and parents to ensure that they strictly observe the World Health Organisation and Health Ministry's prevention recommendations to avoid the spread of Coronavirus.
4Everywhere charity organisation on Saturday donated hospital materials to Latrikunda Yeringanyar Ward Development Committee at a presentation held at the community’s health center.
For some it was fun, but for Alieu Njie widely known by his sobriquet- ‘Lyon’, photography is a profession like any other, which ‘if channelled properly with time, one can discover and explore new techniques.
The minister of Finance and Economic Affairs has informed deputies that the D500 million Emergency Fund designed to help contain the spread of covid-19 is available and ready for disbursement.
President Adama Barrow on Friday performed his Jummah salat (prayer) at the Serrekunda Mosque, in which the National Assembly member for Nyamina East, Hon. Omar Ceesay, claimed that vendors were deprived of their right to business centers during Barrow’s trip to the venue.
