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.
Overconfident Touma Njie has announced that she has made a decision to go for the leadership of her party, the People’s Progressive Party, which could see the Banjul South national assembly member depose Papa Njie.
Banjul, August 9th. – Young Gambian graduates in Cuba made public congratulation to the historical leader of the Revolution of the largest of the Antilles, Fidel Castro, on the occasion of the next August 13th of his 94th birth.
Bundung Six Junction Ward Development Committee on Saturday distributed its third phase of sixty-five (65) light poles to communities outside the ward.
As part of their nationwide efforts to galvanize community actions towards mitigating and adapting to climate change, Beakanyang at the weekend conducted a massive community outreach programme at Sankandi Village, Kiang West District in Lower River Region.
