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Gambia Made Significant Strides In Attracting Investment – Report

Gambia Made Significant Strides In Attracting Investment – Report

A recent UN report highlights significant progress in The Gambia’s investment and business environment, driven by reforms following a 2017 UNCTAD investment policy review, resulting in a 14-fold increase in foreign direct investment and substantial improvements in legislation, infrastructure, and governance.

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Ministry Of Information Revokes ‘Expired’ Broadcasting Licenses Of Five Commercial Radio Stations

Ministry Of Information Revokes ‘Expired’ Broadcasting Licenses Of Five Commercial Radio Stations

The Gambia’s Ministry of Information has revoked the licenses of five commercial radio stations for operating with expired permits, effective immediately.

Tags: Gambia, radio stations, licenses revoked, broadcasting, media, Information Ministry, PURA

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Gambia’s Vice President And Two Ministers Attended The India-Africa Business Conclave.

Gambia’s Vice President And Two Ministers Attended The India-Africa Business Conclave.

Mohammed BS Jallow, Vice President of The Gambia, along with two ministers, will attend the 19th India-Africa Business Conclave in New Delhi next month, highlighting The Gambia’s commitment to strengthening ties with India and the event’s importance for fostering bilateral and multilateral relations across key sectors.

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Gambia’s Foreign Investment Has Risen To Over D17bln

Gambia’s Foreign Investment Has Risen To Over D17bln

Since 2017, The Gambia’s FDI inflows surged from $18 million to $249 million in 2021, driven by strategic reforms and increased investor confidence in manufacturing, agriculture, and real estate sectors.

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The Commission On State-owned Enterprise Has Imposed a Significant 5% Salary Reduction on NAWEC Staff, Underscoring The Gravity of The Underperformance.

The Commission On State-owned Enterprise Has Imposed a Significant 5% Salary Reduction on NAWEC Staff, Underscoring The Gravity of The Underperformance.

The Commission on State-owned Enterprises has mandated a 5% workforce reduction at the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) due to failing to meet 2021-2022 Key Performance Indicators, with NAWEC achieving only 30% and 20% of targets respectively.

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