Wednesday April 2, 2025

The Gambia

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Gambia’s First Lady Visits Lagos

The First Lady of The Gambia, H.E. Fatoumatta Bah-Barrow, visited Lagos’ April by Kunbi fashion store, lauding Creative Director Olakunbi Uzochukwu for promoting African culture, creating jobs for youth, and showcasing high-quality local designs while emphasizing the importance of cultural pride and investment in African talent.

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Gambia College has Transitioned to UEG and Calls for Teacher Training and Education Reforms

The transformation of Gambia College into the University of Education of The Gambia (UEG) was announced at a Brikama event, emphasizing enhanced teacher training, educational reform, and research-driven development, with stakeholders advocating for innovative pedagogy, professional development, and a commitment to national educational progress.

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GACH Global’s Basalt Importation has Brought Renewed Hope to Gambia

GACH Group, led by CEO Abubakary Jawara, has secured a critical partnership with a Cape Verdean company to import high-quality basalt to The Gambia, addressing infrastructure needs amidst Senegal’s export suspension, with 20,000 tonnes arriving to support national development, foster affordability, and strengthen trade ties with Cape Verde.

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The Gambian Government Plans to Transform Jammeh’s Hometown into a Tourism Hub

The Gambian government plans to transform Kanilai, the former president’s home village, into a vibrant tourism hub to revitalize the struggling tourism sector, boost revenue, and create jobs.

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GRA Customs Confiscated Ecstasy at the Airport 

Gambia Revenue Authority customs officials seized 26.4 kg of ecstasy pills at Banjul International Airport, highlighting their dual commitment to revenue collection and national security in collaboration with other agencies.

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