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19/02/2021

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08/02/2021

High-Level Delegation from Guinea Meets Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio, Presents Letter from Present Conde
State House, Freetown, Monday 8 February 2021 – A high-level delegation led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Guineans Abroad, Dr Ibrahim Khalil Kaba, has today conveyed a letter from Guinea’s President Alpha Conde to His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio at State House.
The team comprising the minister, Dr Kaba, Guinean Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Tejan Conde, and other top-ranking officials from the country’s Ministry of National Defence and Ministry of Security and Civil Protection also held a closed-door meeting with President Bio and his government.
Also present on the part of the government of Sierra Leone were the Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Dr Abass Chernor Bundu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nabeela Tunis, Minister of Defence, Brig. (Rtd) Kellie Conteh, Minister of Information and Communications, Mohamed Swaray and his deputy Mamadi Gobeh Kamara, and the Ambassador to Guinea, Alimamy Bangura.
The visit comes almost two weeks after President Bio sent a delegation to Conakry to engage President Conde on the border closure at Kambia with increased instances of incursions by Guinean troops in the Yenga area and 3 weeks after he raised the issue with the 58th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government.

08/02/2021

Foreign Minister receives African Union Commission Secretary, Ambassadors of Guinea, Netherlands, India and Venezuela
BANJUL, 8th February 2021: The Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad, Dr. Mamadou Tangara, on Monday 8th February 2021 received the newly appointed African Union Commission Secretary, Ms. Lindiwe Khumalo, who was at the Ministry to pay a courtesy call on the Honourable Minister.
Also Ambassadors of Guinea Conakry, Netherlands, India and Venezuela were at the Foreign Ministry to present copies of their Letters of Credence to the Honourable before the actual presentation of their Letters of Credence to H.E. President Barrow on 9th February 2021 at State House.
Warmly welcoming the African Union Commission Secretary, Minister Tangara spoke highly of the cordial relationship between the Government of The Gambia and the African Union Commission. He promised that the Government of The Gambia would continue to collaborate and give the required support to the Commission. Minister Tangara stated the need for the Government of The Gambia and the African Union Commission to work together towards building premises that would serve as a permanent complex for the African Union Commission Secretariat in The Gambia.
The Minister took the opportunity to express his profound confidence in the newly elected African Union Commission Members thus assuring that they would contribute immensely towards the development of the Union which will benefit the entire continent.
For her part, the AU Commission Secretary, Ms. Lindiwe Khumalo, thanked the Government of The Gambia for the support given during the African Union Commission election. She assured the Honourable Minister of the Commission’s readiness to work with The Gambia Government on the establishment of permanent premises for the Commission. Other issues relating to the work of the Commission were discussed.
In the series of diplomatic engagements, Dr. Tangara received Her Excellency Aminata Kobele Keita, Ambassador of the Republic of Guinea Conakry who came to present copies of her Letters of Credence to Foreign Minister Tangara.
In receiving Ambassador Kobele Keita, Minister Tangara congratulated her and extended the appreciation of His Excellency President Adama Barrow to his counterpart His Excellency Alpha Conde for the peaceful role he played during the 2016 political impasse in the country which led to the end of the Jammeh regime.
For her part, Ambassador Kobele Keita showed appreciation to the Government of The Gambia for the warm welcome her delegation has received. Her Excellency Kobele Keita suggested the need to establish a Joint Commission between The Gambia and Guinea Conakry which will sustain the harmonious cooperation and preserve the long standing historical relations between the two countries.
The next to meet the Honourable Minister was the Ambassador of Netherlands, Her Excellency Joan JJ Weigman, who also was at the Ministry to present copies of her Letters of Credence to the Minister of Foreign Affair, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad, Dr. Mamadou Tangara
The Honourable Minister welcomed the Diplomat to The Gambia and extended warm greetings and gratitude from His Excellency Adama Barrow, President of the Republic of The Gambia to Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the Government, and People of Netherlands.
He recalled that the Netherlands has been very instrumental in supporting private sector development in Africa which creates job opportunities for the youth. He reminded Ambassador Weigman of the need for a tripartite meeting to be organised between The Gambia, Canada, and the Netherlands on the Rohingya case that brought Myanmar to the International Criminal Justice.
Ambassador Weigman thanked the Minister for receiving her and assured him of the readiness of the Netherlands Government to continue working in The Gambia. She said Netherlands will continue to render the needs of the private sector whilst adding the need for NGO work to be professionalised.
On the Rohingya case, she said the Netherlands as a member of the Genocide Convention is interested in the Myanmar case at the International Court of Justice adding that the Netherlands firmly believes that impunity cannot go unpunished. Other issues of bilateral interest between the two countries were discussed.
His Excellency Godavarthi Venkata Srinivas, the Ambassador of India also presented copies of his Letters of Credence to the Minister of Foreign Affair, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad, Dr. Mamadou Tangara.
Following exchange of diplomatic pleasantries, the two sides renewed their commitment to continue working on issues of mutual interest to both countries. In this drive, they agreed to look for trade boosting opportunities and also provide scholarships and implement traditional medicine Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the two countries.
The Ambassador of Venezuela, His Excellency Alejandro Israel Correa Ortega, presented copies of his Letters of Credence to the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Mamadou Tangara.
Minister Tangara welcomed him on behalf of His Excellency President Adama Barrow and thanked the Government of Venezuela and His Excellency Nicolás Maduro, President of Venezuela for the support Venezuela has rendered to the youth of the Continent of Africa.
This, the Minister added, is valued by the continent of Africa whilst assuring him of Gambia’s support to Venezuela at all times.
His Excellency Ortega expressed delight at the reception accorded to him. He said Venezuela is ready to renew and revamp the already excellent bilateral relations between The Gambia and Venezuela. Discussions between the two sides, centered on the following areas of cooperation: Health, Fisheries, Agriculture, training for the Police Force and training for Diplomats.

08/02/2021

well we all all see what the police did at Ousman Sonko's vicinity
it was very unlawful.. they injured over 5 young people … right now the situation is very aggressive .. they are also not allowing the journalist to do there job as they should...… Ousman Sonko is allegedly to be part of a r**e case, and Senegalese citizens are not taking the allegation light.... they are fighting with the police since yesterday night …

08/02/2021

The Gambia is behind you, Ousmane Sonko! ❤️
Macky Sall is worst than Ugandan dictator, he just want break you down but be strong … we all know such allegation cant be done by you ,

08/02/2021

My struggle to regain custody of my son
- I live in Dippa K***a. I got married in 2010 when I was only 17 years old. It wasn't arranged marriage, I was young and naïve.
- I dropped out of school to live with my husband in Brufut. In 2013, I became a mother.
- In 2016, I ended the marriage and returned to my father's house. My husband was an unemployed ma*****na smoker, who was very violent.
- I took my son with me. Since the divorce, he didn't contribute a single butut towards the child's maintenance. I had to start a small business to support myself and my child.
- Despite his refusal to contribute towards the child's maintenance, I never denied him access to the child. Every child needs both parents!
- Last week, he went to the child's Daara and took him away without my consent. When I called to find out about the child's whereabouts, he said: "He's not returning."
- I went to Social Welfare in Banjul to seek help to regain custody of my child. They invited him to a meeting, but he refused to attend.
- The social workers advised me to take the matter to the children's court because they can't force him to return the child.
I am confused and depressed. Don't know what to do. Any advice?

08/02/2021

On the rumored return of former President Yahya Jammeh, Ebou Jallow, a former spokesperson of the AFPRC military junta, disclosed:
"I know the exact date of Jammeh's return. It will be on a Sunday, from now towards the end of the month of Ramadan. If Ba Tambedou carry out his threat and attempt to arrest Jammeh at the airport, not only will Jammeh wipe him and his family out but to anyone with the surname Tambedou."

06/02/2021

Dinding Mansa album launching
Essa Faal just bought 100 tickets for free distribution.
Thank you, Essa for supporting ST and Gambian music.

05/02/2021

“Today, the truth was established through this important judgment and justice was served. Through the Court’s crucial work, today, an important message was sent globally that perpetrators of atrocities must be and will be held accountable. My first thoughts are with the victims of the heinous crimes we witnessed in this case. The harrowing accounts of the victims were finally recognised through this verdict. I want to seize this important moment to express my solidarity with the victims and affected communities of Ongwen’s crimes in Uganda, and my profound gratitude to the victims and the 116 witnesses who collaborated with my Office in this case. I am grateful for their resilience, courage and commitment to the cause of justice. It is my sincere hope that this trial and verdict will strengthen the collective resolve of the international community to end impunity for atrocity crimes, including for sexual and gender-based crimes and crimes against and affecting children; crimes so prevalent in conflicts around the globe. There must be accountability for the perpetrators.” Fatou Bensouda – ICC Prosecutor

05/02/2021

Good morning, Gambia!
Presidential aspirant Marie Sock-Jobarteh has converted to Islam.
She’s now a Muslim. welcome in Islam

04/02/2021

Fire at Bakoteh Dumpsite on January 27, 2021
Public Statement – Feb. 1, 2021
Good morning ladies and gentlemen,
On Wednesday, January 27th around Noon, a fire was started at Bakoteh dumpsite in Zone 3. Council staff and Municipal Police stationed on-site rushed into action to use standby water to quell the fire, while mobilizing support from Fire Services, KMC’s Department of Services, as well as private tankers. The efforts of these noble individuals played a vital role in extinguishing the fire. At the height of the emergency, the smoke was felt up to 10 kilometres away from the site – reaching communities as far away as Old Yundum, Brufut and Bijilo.
By Thursday morning, the rapid response of the joint taskforce quelled the fire and by-and-large contained the smoke to the perimeter of the site. Over the past 4 days, officers remain on-site to monitor the situation and contain the smoke.
In the past, fires at Bakoteh dumpsite have persisted for weeks on end. The Bakoteh dumpsite management team of KMC have taken measures to create “fire belts” on the site in an effort to contain fires to a single zone. The Bakoteh dumpsite is now divided into 6 zones with the latest emergency occurring in Zone 3. This intervention by KMC enabled the joint taskforce to better control last week’s fire.
The Council has committed tens of millions of Dalasi to the management of Bakoteh dumpsite over the past 3 years. Last year, the Council spent over 6.5 million Dalasi to manage and maintain Bakoteh dumpsite.
Construction is currently ongoing for a 9 million Dalasi perimeter fence to fully secure Bakoteh dumpsite. The fence, which is entirely financed by the Council’s own capital development budget, measures 3.5 metres high and 1,770 metres long. The perimeter fence will eliminate trespassers at Bakoteh dumpsite who pose a risk to starting fires on site. By securing the site, children will be protected from entering the site and being exposed to unwanted health hazards. The construction of the fence is 40 percent complete and expected to be completed in the next 3 months.
Later this month, the Council will launch a 48 million Dalasi joint project with SOS Children’s Village to upgrade infrastructure on site, including access roads, fire hydrants, boreholes, solar lighting, security equipment, and hangers for sorting recyclable material.
Over the past two years, the Council has engaged private sector partners to introduce formal waste processing at Bakoteh dumpsite. KMC’s Taskforce on Waste Processing came to an agreement with one company – Trisp - to develop bio-gas. Unfortunately, this partner was unable to begin operations, due to a lack of financing resulting from the COVID-19 global economic downturn. The Council continues to search for fit-for-purpose solutions to formalize waste processing on-site.
When I came into office in 2018, I was fully aware that Bakoteh dumpsite was the greatest challenge facing KMC. Since then, it has become clear that Bakoteh dumpsite is a problem without borders. Last week’s fire and its smoke shows that Bakoteh dumpsite is a national issue that is not contained to Kanifing municipality.
In May 2018, the Council was honoured to host the President of the Republic during the annual Meet the People Tour for a site visit to Bakoteh dumpsite. During this visit, His Excellency promised to establish a taskforce to relocate the dumpsite. The lack of feedback and action on this important commitment is of great concern to the Council.
Over the past 3 years, I have written to the Minister of Lands and Regional Government appealing for action to identify an alternative site for the development of a sanitary landfill. On March 16th 2020, I requested the Minister allocate alternative land for dumping. Again, on November 2nd 2020, I warned the Minister of the Bakoteh dumpsite reaching capacity and the need to identify an alternative site.
KMC is committed to working through the Inter-Municipal Committee on Waste Management, along with Banjul City Council and Brikama Area Council, under the chair of the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Lands, to establish the technical requirements of an alternative location. The Inter-Municipal Committee has shortlisted potential locations and conducted site visits on the matter. The recommendations of the Inter-Municipal Committee require immediate action from the Ministry of Lands.
I am calling directly on the Minister of Lands to take immediate action to allocate an alternative location within the Greater Banjul Area for the development of a sanitary landfill in order to enable the complete closure of Bakoteh dumpsite.
Waste management is not a political issue, but a national issue.
Before I conclude, I would like to speak directly to the people of Bakoteh, Dippa K***a, Manjai K***a, and by extension those living further afar who were affected by the smoke last week. I sincerely sympathise with you and the adverse impact of the dumpsite on you and your families. I am committed to finding a solution that will close Bakoteh dumpsite in the shortest possible time. The Council is constructing a 3.5 metres tall fence, in order to protect children from entering the site and being exposed to its many hazards. The fence will ensure that once the dumpsite is closed that unlawful individuals will not be able to enter or dump at the site.
I encourage all concerned community members to show their support and add their voice to ensure that the Government of The Gambia treats the closure of Bakoteh dumpsite as a national issue.
Together, we can solve this issue.
TALIB AHMED BENSOUDA

lets recognize his efforts towards the nation development

04/02/2021

Austrian Ambassador Presents Credentials to President Barrow
President Adama Barrow Thursday received the Letters of Credence of the Austrian Ambassador to The Gambia, H.E Gerlinde Paschinger at a ceremony held at the State House in Banjul.
After her audience with the President, the Ambassador told journalists that her focus will be on reinforcing the cooperation between the two countries in the areas of education, tourism, business, and professional training. Citing the situation with COVID19 globally, the diplomat said it is important to work together in solidarity and help each other.
The President, while congratulating her, assured that the two countries would continue to work together to enhance the already existing ties. He highlighted the support the EU has been rendering to his government for the past years.

04/02/2021

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio Awards Best Performing Ministry, Says Exercise Is to Incentivise and Encourage MDAs
State House, Freetown, Thursday 4 February 2021 – His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio has awarded the three top-performing Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, at the inaugural Presidential Award ceremony on 4 February 2021.
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education was the best, followed by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Health and Sanitation with the National COVID-19 Emergency Response Centre in the third place.
The President, however, emphasised that the exercise was meant to incentivise and encourage each MDA to go over and beyond the call of duty to provide exemplary leadership and produce the best outcomes.
“This is an annual event and I want to be able to give awards to every Ministry here next year. Your challenge is to make it impossible for me to recognise just a few outstanding performances.
“Let me also congratulate each of us and collectively as a Government for taking the bold step to self-assess. We believe it helps us identify what else we must do to accelerate our pace of development and service delivery as a nation,” the President said.
President Bio noted that the awards were not personal scorecards on ministries or on individual competence, adding that every minister and ministry, by and large, had met the benchmark for performance and delivery.
“These are value-free assessments that recognise three things: That delivery is time-bound and we must each provide the leadership to deliver that accelerated change we have promised; that there is no common parameter for judging all MDAs but there are benchmarks we have promised, and we can meet and achieve; and that the slow starters can be the fastest finishers and the fast starters (those who receive the awards today) be not be the best finishers after all,” he said.
The assessment was done by Chief Minister Professor David John Francis, whose office serves as the delivery unit of the New Direction Government of President Dr Julius Maada Bio. Essentially, the OCM supports the implementation of government businesses across MDAs and ensures that they deliver results.
“2020 was a very difficult and challenging year, with the outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic and the negative economic and financial impact on every country in the world. But the challenges of 2020 brought out the best in us as a government,” he observed.
The Chief Minister further disclosed that the New Direction Government showed that they had made impressive progress with 29 out of the 38 manifesto commitments delivered or at an advanced stage of delivery.
He added that the most recent was the restart of the constitutional review process and the acceptance by President Bio of the Justice Cowan CRC recommendation to abolish the death penalty.
“So, today the Death Penalty is abolished in Sierra Leone. Your Excellency, we ended the difficult year of 2020 with Sierra Leone receiving international recognition and global accolade for the quality of your leadership and the performance of your government.
“The American Government’s CDC praised Sierra Leone as 1 of 4 countries in Africa that have managed well the coronavirus pandemic response; the American Government’s MCC confirmed that Sierra Leone is now eligible for the MCC Compact worth nearly a half a billion dollars,” he said.
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04/02/2021

Dinding Mansa Album launch Jali Madi Kanuteh bought tickets to support St Singhateh. Artist supporting each other.
Feb6th
Independence stadium...
come out and support

04/02/2021

Following the attack on one Ousman Camara a Sierra Leonean national on the 1st February 2021, The Office of The Inspector General of Police hereby updates the public on the following:
1. That Ousman Camara alias James was invited to the Police Station, interviewed and taken to the Serrekunda General Hospital for medical examination where he was treated and discharged.
2. Investigations led to the arrest of one Dominic Mendy and Abdourahman Sey both Gambian nationals.
3. Further investigations into the matter revealed that Ousman Camara assaulted a lady in the name of Fatou Badjie which resulted to his attack by Dominic Mendy and Abdourahman Sey.
4. Ousman Camara (James), Abdourahman Sey and Dominic Mendy are all charged accordingly and appropriate actions will follow.
IGP
The Gambia Police Force

04/02/2021

AFPRC MEMBERS..

04/02/2021

Many Gambians would remember the name Binta in the groundbreaking 1977 miniseries, Roots. The role was played by Cicely Tyson, an acclaimed African-American legendary actress who died last week, aged, 96. Binta was the mother to Kunta Kinte, the young Gambian youth who was captured on the banks of River Gambia and sold into slavery in the United States. Tyson, an icon in entertainment, The Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress, was well-known for her portrayal of strong African-American women. In 2016, she received the Presidential Medal Of Freedom from the 44th President of the United States, Barrack Obama. As we celebrate Black History Month, we honor Tyson’s life and her extraordinary achievements.

04/02/2021

CALL FOR SUBMISSION OF COMPLAINTS TO THE
TRUTH RECONCILIATION AND REPARATIONS COMMISSION
The TRRC hereby invites all persons who suffered human rights violations and abuses perpetrated by the State or its agents from the period July, 1994 to January 2017,to submit their complaints to the TRRC by 1 March, 2021. Persons who have already submitted their complaints and have not testified publicly or privately before the Commission need not resubmit.
This is to ensure that all genuine complainants are included in the TRRC process and that those persons granted victim status can be considered for reparations. This is in line with the TRRC’s mandate to grant reparations to an ‘applicant who is a victim upon consideration of the evidence received or obtained in order to restore the human and civil dignity of the victim (TRRC Act, 20.1)’
The complaints must be in relation to the Commission’s mandate and this includes acts of torture, unlawful killings, sexual and gender based violence, enforced disappearances of persons, inhumane and degrading treatment, arbitrary arrest and detention without trial.
Allcomplaints must be submitted,inwriting, to the TRRC. ThiscanbedoneinpersonattheTRRCpremisesorduringoutreach missions, or via electronic communications.
Where necessary, the TRRC will provide free clerical, interpretation and psycho-social support to complainants or applicants reporting complaints.
The complaint form is available at the TRRC and on the TRRC website.
All complaints will go through a process of verification by the TRRC. Complainants who meet the eligibility criteria for victim status will be informed as well as applications that do not meet the criteria for granting of reparations.
Where it is deemed by the Commission that the complainant does not qualify for victim status, this decision will be communicated to the complainant in writing stating the reasons why it was not approved. For complainantsorvictimswhocannotread, a staff member of the TRRC will assist in reading the decision to such complainants.
Complaints may be Individual or collective. Collective reparations may be received by a group of persons that suffered violations or abuses due to one or more reasons relating to their group identity.
An individual or group whose application has been rejected can resubmit the complaint after providing additional information and supporting material.
This call is an urgent appeal by the TRRC for complainants to submit their complaints within the specified period so that reparations are granted on a fair and transparent basis without any form of discrimination.
Dated: 3 February 2021
LaminSise
Chairman TRRC

02/02/2021

I am personally passionate about improving the lives of women and girls worldwide a d combatting Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTD) is one of the most practical things we can do to improve the lives of women

02/02/2021

This morning, Malaysian Flag of Malaysia High Commissioner and the Ambassador of Egypt Flag of Egypt to The Gambia present copies of their Letters of Credence to the Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Mamadou Tangara.

02/02/2021

The outgoing Saudi Arabian Ambassador to , H.E Fahad Aldosary was at the presidency, in Banjul, to bid farewell to

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He expressed gratitude and reiterated support for .

01/02/2021

Abdoulie Kujabi, former Director General National Intelligence Agency.

01/02/2021

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30/01/2021

National people's party gets officially launched.
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30/01/2021

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30/01/2021

President Adama Barrow received the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of Nigeria, Zubairu Dada, who came to the presidency as a special envoy of H.E President Muhamdu Buhari.
After a closed-door meeting with President Barrow, the special envoy disclosed to the media that he came to deliver a goodwill message from President Buhari, stating it is a message of love ‘from brother to brother’.
“To keep being friends, it is important to keep in touch. Buhari is interested in assisting The Gambia on its transition”, He noted.
He added that his visit is to assure President Barrow of Nigeria’s support, pointing that the spirit of ECOWAS is that of integration; one people, same destination.