Lamin Jobarteh, Executive Director of WABSA hailed his organization’s members for their steadfastness in making sure they implement their programs successfully in the country.
Omar Sanyang, Executive Director of Smile for Life - The Gambia thanked WABSA members for the initiative he said will further cement environmental institutions together to partner and ensure sustainable deliverable conservations activities in The Gambia.
Michael Bode Agunbiade, an intern from Brandenburg Technical University, Germany currently working on his PhD thesis which is poised to quantify ecosystems that are being provided in The Gambia, the first of its kind in the sub-region served as an observer during the AGM.
At the end of the AGM, the following people were elected to serve as executive members of the organization for the next two years: Solomon Jallow as president, Fatoumatta Kabba as vice president, Pa Jatta as secretary general, Mustapha Njie as assistant secretary general, Rose Davis as treasurer and Horija Jeng as assistant treasurer.
The managing director of the National Water and Electricity Company, Nani Juwara and his team recently completed a two-day inspection visit to key project sites and facilities in rural Gambia.
Programme manager at the National Nutrition Agency (NaNA) and Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM) Focal Person for the Nafa Program has disclosed that the programme goal is to ensure that they enter data that represents the right beneficiaries for the Nafa Program as they starts the beneficiary enrolment.
A young dynamic team committed in services of contributing to the productive sector of our economy, Beaux’ Arts recently boosted Serrekunda Health Center with medical equipment ranging from sterilizing machine, clipper, distilled water, forceps and trays.
Dr Annette Erhart, of the Medical Research Council The Gambia (MRCG), has revealed that 41 school children in the country have been infected with Rheumatic Heart Disease. She made these remarks on Tuesday while giving an overview of a project dubbed ‘Latte’.
