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A seasoned educationist, Batch Samba spent all his active life career in the teaching profession. After completing his teachers certificate course at the Yundum College in 1975, he rose through the ranks until he reached the position of headmaster, serving in various schools throughout the Gambia.

Chief Bah made the call in an exclusive interview with this medium on Friday. He added that many people are severely affected by the coronavirus because they are not working as usual.

  In an interview with the minister of MoHERST, Professor Pierre Gomez revealed that there is a team doing a study in some countries on civil service colleges, that in the coming weeks they would also launch a committee that would be working on the transformation of MDI into a Civil

  Jobarteh made this declaration during the party’s mega rally held at Saruja in the Central River Region (CRR), where the party unveiled their plans to invest in agriculture if elected into office after December polls.

The charity is keen on supporting needy Muslims within Sukuta with food packages during the beginning of the Holy month of Ramadan. However, last Thursday the charity also extended support to another 170, who initially did not benefit from the gesture.

  President Barrow was speaking yesterday during the foundation stone laying for the construction of blocks at School of Enrolled Nurses (SEN) School in Bansang.   Mr.

The handing over ceremony which was held at Fajikunda Health Center was witnessed by senior government officials from the Health Ministry, councilors, as well as community elders. Speaking in an interview with this reporter shortly after the handing over of the equipment, Lt. Col.

At a press conference held yesterday at its bureau at Pipe Line, leaders of the party unanimously held that these purported acts by the ruling party are not allegations but actualities.

The gesture is in fulfilment and promoting the fundamental teaching and values of Islam, as Muslims fast during the holy month of Ramadan. The representatives of these international organisations are Turkish nationals based in Netherlands.

The road, which starts from Jareng connects other satellite villages all the way to Tabanani, a border village between Gambia and Senegal in Central River Region (CRR). The Gambia government is funding the project.