The Ministry of Health, with WHO-Gambia, held a three-day training on environmental health surveillance to boost Gambia’s capacity in monitoring health threats, supporting global polio eradication, as highlighted by Selassi Amah D’Almeida.
The Ministry of Health, with the support of WHO-Gambia, conducted a three-day training on environmental health surveillance.
The training aims to enhance the country’s capacity to monitor health as part of the global effort to eradicate polio. Selassi Amah D’Almeida highlighted the importance of monitoring the environment due to increasing health threats worldwide.
By Adama Makasuba Two young Gambian Police officers who were shot and killed while on duty are being remembered on September 13, one year after their tragic deaths. PC Pateh Jallow and PC Sang J Gomez succumbed to their gunshot wounds, while their colleague Nancy Jallow sustained severe injuries when an assailant opened fire on
The Gambia’s DLEAG arrested three foreigners, including an Indian with over 25,000 ecstasy pills and firearms, and two Guinea-Bissau nationals with cocaine, among eight drug-related arrests from July 24-31, 2025, urging public vigilance against trafficking.
