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Vice President welcomes delegation from Switzerland

Gambia Vice President welcomes delegation from Switzerland

His Excellency Vice President Mohammed B.S. Jallow has welcomed two high-level delegations to his office at the State House in Banjul, marking significant steps in strengthening international cooperation and development. The Vice President first received on Monday a delegation from Switzerland, led by Mr Peter Sydler. The delegation presented plans to establish a residential facility…

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Gambian delegate on African Trade workshop

Gambia leads charge to enhance African Trade

The Gambia has taken the lead in addressing inconsistent product regulations across Africa by hosting a significant workshop aimed at promoting continent-wide standards under Africa’s $3.4 trillion free trade agreement. Varying and conflicting product regulations across Africa have long hindered trade, affecting everything from cashews to cars, which is what policymakers, industry leaders, and regulators…

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African leaders on the continent's green wealth

African leaders call for new approach to measure continent’s green wealth

African leaders are advocating for a new approach to measuring the continent’s green wealth, emphasizing that current gross domestic product measures in most African countries are outdated and underestimate their true wealth. They spoke on Thursday at an event hosted by the African Union Commission and the African Development Bank Group at the African Union…

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Barrow speaking on OMVG commissioning

Barrow applauds OMVG commissioning in Bissau

President Adama Barrow attended today (Friday) the commissioning of the OMVG Bairo Ndam Lero-Antufa Substation in Bissau. This project includes a 220 kV double-circuit high voltage transmission line loop and associated substations, benefiting The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal, and Guinea Conakry. Delivering his statement, President Barrow expressed satisfaction with the project and emphasised the significance of…

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KAC chairman

KAC chairman dismisses UDP allegations

Kerewan Area Council chairman, Papa Tunkara, has dismissed the United Democratic Party (UDP) allegations of reckless spending as “bogus and misleading”. He claimed his administration inherited a struggling council and has since improved infrastructure and financial stability. Chairman Tunkara also defended recent vehicle purchases and a U.S. trip, citing operational needs and international partnerships. Below…

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