The Ministry of Interior, in partnership with the Ministry of Justice and the Judiciary of The Gambia, launched a four-day workshop on Justice and Rule of Law Services. Supported by the EU–UNDP GREAT Project, the workshop involves various organizations and focuses on strengthening the rule of law and access to justice. Key aspects include promoting
The University of The Gambia welcomed a delegation from the Austrian Parliament, headed by Mr. Michael Lederer. A meeting with Vice Chancellor Prof. Herbert Robinson and Acting Director Mr. Alieu Jarju focused on Erasmus mobility, research collaboration, fellowships, and capacity building. This visit marks a significant advancement in UTG’s partnerships with Austria, aimed at creating
By Sarah Sasson & Megan Barnet The terms tumour and cancer can refer to different types of lumps and bumps. But the terms are often confused and misused – by the general public and even health professionals. For instance, doctors can use euphemisms such as tumour, mass, lesion or spot when they really mean cancer. So what’s
By Rohan Best A federal government green energy program is subsidising unnecessarily large home batteries and blowing out in cost. The Labor government launched its A$2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program in July, with the aim of bringing down household power bills and reducing people’s reliance on the energy grid. The program was projected to lead to
Her Excellency Fatoumata Bah-Barrow attended The Gambia Adolescent Girls Call for Action at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Conference Center, where the Dakar Declaration was adopted. The event focused on the challenges and aspirations of girls, emphasizing Gambia’s commitment to their rights. Bah-Barrow called for courage and collaboration to empower girls, acknowledged progress in education and
