Friday September 20, 2024

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Over 100 Indian Cough Syrups Have Toxins Linked To Gambia Deaths – Report

Over 100 Indian Cough Syrups Have Toxins Linked To Gambia Deaths – Report

Over 100 Indian pharmaceutical companies failed quality tests for cough syrups found to contain toxins linked to the deaths of children in Gambia, Cameroon, and Uzbekistan, prompting stricter regulations for the industry.

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Ghana Signs A Petroleum Export Agreement With Gambia And Senegal.

Ghana Signs A Petroleum Export Agreement With Gambia And Senegal.

Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority has signed an agreement with Senegal and Gambia to import petroleum products, further expanding its role as a regional energy hub, while the government commends the NPA’s efforts in managing the sector and emphasizes the importance of technology, innovation, and local content development.

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Gambia ascends to Proliferation Security Initiative

Gambia ascends to Proliferation Security Initiative

By Omar Bah The Gambia has made a significant stride in global security by announcing its accession as a new member of the Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI). This endorsement, conveyed in a letter to Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates, by his Gambian counterpart, underscores The Gambia’s commitment to international

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The report says the lack of a New Constitution stalls Gambia’s transition

The report says the lack of a New Constitution stalls Gambia’s transition

The Gambia’s democratic progress faces challenges despite a promising draft constitution that proposed reforms and term limits, now stalled due to political disagreements.

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Urgent plea from democracy group: Gambia Government must drop charges against activists

Urgent plea from democracy group: Gambia Government must drop charges against activists

The World Movement for Democracy urges the Gambia Government to respect freedom of expression, drop charges against Marr Nyang and civil society leaders, emphasizing peaceful protest rights amid a ferry crisis.

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