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GAMBIA: Academic Strive of Young Gambian Women Against All Odds - Vimarsana News

GAMBIA: Academic Strive of Young Gambian Women Against All Odds

Academic Strive of Young Gambian Women Against All Odds

Source: mewc.org
Academic strive of young Gambian women against all odds - Vimarsana News

Academic strive of young Gambian women against all odds

According to data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, the net enrollment rate for primary education in Gambia was 87% for both boys and girls in 2019.

Academic Strive of Young Gambian Women Against All Odds - Vimarsana News

Academic Strive of Young Gambian Women Against All Odds

The Gambia, a small West African country, faces several challenges in the education sector, including limited access to quality education for girls. Despite these challenges, many young Gambian women are striving to obtain better education and improve their lives.According to data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics, the net enrollment rate for primary education in Gambia was 87% for both boys and girls in 2019. However, the gender gap...

Source: msn.com
GID collects D64M revenue in 3 months - Vimarsana News

GID collects D64M revenue in 3 months

The unprecedented development, according to its management, is due to the high commitment to supporting the government in achieving its national development priorities especially in resources mobilisation among others. Speaking to The Point Newspaper in an exclusive interview, Seedy M.

Compounds at Tobacco Road inundated as Hon. Sillah visits the victims - Vimarsana News

Compounds at Tobacco Road inundated as Hon. Sillah visits the victims

Talking to The Point Newspaper, Ousman Sillah, National Assembly Member for Banjul North Constituency where the flooding occurred, said multiple factors were responsible for the inundation among which was an increase of the water level in the canal and nearby swamps or ‘Tanbi Wetland’.