The initiative solved the community’s five decades potable water problem.
According to beneficiaries, the borehole will reduce their burden especially women and girls.
Papa Loma, village alkalo thanked GRCS and partners for providing access to clean and safe drinking water.
Aja Nyara Ceesay on behalf of women of the community said women and girls were the most affected by the lack of access to clean drinking water and therefore commended GRCS for addressing one of their biggest challenges.
Demba Ceesay in deputizing for governor of CRR spoke at length on the importance of water in human life.
He described the gesture as part of complementing government efforts. He urged the community to make best use of the borehole. He also joined others in thanking The Gambia Red Cross Society for providing the community clean and adequate drinking water.
Alhagie Morro Jawla, Chief of Sami commended GRCS for bringing clean and safe drinking water to people of his district. He urged beneficiaries to jealously guard the borehole and ensure it maintenance.
Hon Saikou Jawara, chairman Kuntaur Area Council described water as life and as such thanked GRCS for their service to humanity.
Alasan Senghore, secretary general GRCS urged the community to take ownership of the project to ensure its sustainability.
National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), last Thursday donated food items and sanitary materials worth 328, 750 dalasis to the Central River Region (CRR) Covid-19 Taskforce Committee.
CLOSING SPEECH BY THE AMIR AT THE 36TH ANNUAL NATIONAL IJTEMA OF MAJLIS KHUDAMMUL AHMADIYYA THE GAMBIA AT MASROOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL, OLD YUNDUM,
Peace Ambassadors – The Gambia (PAG) a voluntary non-profit peace education and advocacy organisation observer reports have indicated improvement in some aspects of Independent Electoral Commission(IEC) operations resulting in fewer instances of malfunctioning equipment as compared to the first week of the registration exercise.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) recently presented awards to winners of Upper River Region schools drawing competition on family planning and sexual and reproductive health.
