GambiaTransportUnionPresidentOmar Ceesay has urged authorities to formalise the commercial tricycle industry, arguing that it should be structured in a way that prioritises Gambian drivers.
Residents said the fire started around 6.45am. Firefighters were contacted immediately but took almost an hour to arrive, they claimed ... Dianteric Edward Badjie, a University of The Gambia lecturer and resident, said they have felt unsafe for years ... ....
Addressing the Permanent Secretaries, VP Jallow reaffirmed Government’s commitment, under PresidentAdamaBarrow, to strengthening the civil service and modernising public service delivery to meet the evolving needs of the people ... ....
He also commended the continued support provided under the leadership of Madam Ursilla and acknowledged the contribution of Gambian partners from Door en Voor Gambia toward improving healthcare services.
Upon completion, all passport application files processed in Spain and Italy will be printed in the Gambia... stock of biometric passport booklets in the Gambia to print all applications.
According to Mr. Faal, the situation could become even more difficult after the December 5th presidential election if the current leadership is retained. He said many families are already struggling and warned that the trend would only intensify ... Mr ... Mr.
Outcomes will directly inform The Gambia’s strategy in upcoming bilateral and regional discussions on tourism development and regional mobility ...Kamashi highlighted The Gambia’s participation in the ...
Councillor Bojang called the assertion false and clarified that Sanyang has not officially allocated any land. “The community identified a site for the Deep Sea Port after rejecting initial sites earmarked for the project,” Bojang said ... ....
The government prioritises education for human resource development, and that has been reflected in the national budget allocation to education. Prof ...The President further urged graduates to serve with integrity and professionalism ... (Source.
...Gambia ... “Investing in maritime training will play a crucial role in the development of The Gambia’s maritime industry and enable the country to fully harness the opportunities of the blue economy.”.
He added that the current support builds on years of ITC engagement in The Gambia, which has contributed to the creation of over 5,000 jobs, strengthened TVET institutions, and enhanced entrepreneurship development.
“The IEC has an important duty to regulate elections, guide political parties, and ensure a peaceful process,” he said. “But regulation must not be confused with restriction.” ... ....