GRA officials toured nationwide to assess staff conditions, discussing progress and plans; Commissioner General Darboe praised staff commitment, emphasizing the need to overcome challenges, and board chair Fye-Jagne urged staff to uphold the institution’s reputation.
Justice Ministry officials, security services, and stakeholders discussed UN Universal Periodic Review recommendations for human rights in The Gambia, emphasizing combating gender-based violence and protecting marginalized groups in a collaborative effort, highlighted by Solicitor General Hussein Thomasi and UN Senior Human Rights Advisor Yvonne Masarakufa.
154 students graduated from the Institute of Travel & Tourism of the Gambia, focusing on practical learning, sustainability, and addressing post-COVID challenges, with ITTOG head Tejan Nyang urging contributions and Dr. Adama Bah emphasizing self-development and societal values
