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23/01/2024

Pictorial of the LRR Meeting today

22/01/2024

Ambiance time

22/01/2024

URR meeting

22/01/2024

Pictorial of the CRR Meeting

22/01/2024

CRR Meeting

21/01/2024

The last Defender of The Mighty APRC
Reporting on The APRC Youth's Nation Wide Tour in (CRR)

21/01/2024

APRC Youth's Nation Wide Tour 2024
All set up for today meeting in Janjanbureh ( CRR)

20/01/2024

Regional Youths Mobilizer

07/01/2024

An excerpt from President Barrow’s Statement at the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Georgetown Bicentenary Festival

“History teaches us that, about 200 years ago, the Island of Janjanbureh was transformed from a peaceful Gambian settlement to a trading centre by the British, under Queen Victoria. It eventually hosted many French and British firms and was renamed McCarthy Island, with a part of it called Georgetown.

As we have it on record, thousands of Africans who were freed from the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade bound for Freetown, Sierra Leone, were re-settled here in Georgetown.

We are in this historic town, therefore, to celebrate its bicentenary on an island where hope was restored to captured Africans who were unjustly seized, unjustly treated, and unjustly removed from their homeland and families without any regard for their rights and dignity.

On account of this, it is with mixed feelings that we have organised this historic festival to remember the events of the mid-nineteenth century. Because of the cruel acts of that dark era, Africans have been forced to demand reparations from those who took part in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

It is a welcome development that the African Union, the United Nations, and some African countries have already started to ask for reparations.

The African Union, for instance, has in the past two decades led a strong and persistent campaign on reparations for slavery as a basic human right for Africans.

Coming home, in 2022, at its 73rd Ordinary Session held in Banjul, The Gambia, The African Commission on Human and People’s Rights agreed to set up a committee that would establish a case for reparations.

The Gambia will seize the MacCarthy Island Bicentenary celebration to use its diplomatic, intellectual, and cultural advantage to promote the reparations agenda.”

Source State House

14/12/2023

14/12/2023

Arresting team part 2

14/12/2023

Arresting team

14/12/2023

Operation clear the road Arresting team
Today Thursday 14 November 2023

13/12/2023

Operation clear the road Day 54 in Manjai New road

07/12/2023

President of GFF speech at press conference

07/12/2023

Press conference picture

06/12/2023

HE president Adama Barrow visit the ongoing road project in coastal road

03/12/2023

GERMAN POLICE SUPPORT TEAM (GPST) CONCLUDES TWO-WEEK ADVANCED FORENSIC TRAINING FOR CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS

The German Police Support Team in The Gambia successfully concluded a comprehensive two-week advanced forensic training program for police investigators at the Police Training School in Banjulunding on Dec. 01, 2023.

This training was designed to enhance and equip police investigators with advanced skills crucial for effective crime scene investigation.

Sambujang Fatty, Commissioner of Police Planning Unit, expressed satisfaction on behalf of Inspector General of Police Abdoulie Sanyang, emphasizing the vital role of competence in forensic investigation.

The Gambia Police Force remains committed to collaborating with partners and stakeholders to continually improve police services in The Gambia.

03/12/2023

HE President ADAMA BARROW visit the USET Brikama Campus ongoing project today Saturday 2 December 2023

01/12/2023

H.E Adama Barrow received the outgoing High Commissioner of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to The Gambia, Muhammed Manu, at the State House in Banjul.

The President thanked the government of Nigeria for the brotherly relations and the technical support for the Health, Education and Judicial sectors.

He thanked Nigeria as a big brother, providing professional training to Gambians while acknowledging Nigeria's leadership role in ECOWAS.

High Commissioner Manu thanked the President for receiving him and extended greetings from President Bola Tinubu.

H.C Manu said he discovered the hospitable nature of Gambians and the gestures accorded to him. He applauded the partnership between the two countries to develop potential in Agriculture while pledging to continue the cause beneficial to both countries.

Permanent Secretary at MoFA, Ambassador Lang Yarboe, said the two countries have a long history in higher education, businesses and managing the relationship between the two countries.

He recalled Nigeria's support for The Gambia's bid for ECOWAS' presidency and their offer to evacuate Gambians from Sudan.

During H.C Manu's tenure, the support for the training of Military and prison officers, amongst others, increased.
SOURCE:State house

28/11/2023

Meet the people tour 2023

28/11/2023

GPF INTERPOL WAPIS PROGRAM NATIONWIDE AWARENESS CAMPAIGN CONTINUES IN THE NORTH BANK REGION

DAY FOUR (Nov. 27, 2023)

The INTERPOL WAPIS Program's awareness campaign advanced into the North Bank Region with ACP Mustapha Sowe welcoming the team on behalf of Regional Commissioner of Police Ansumana Kinteh. The session witnessed the participation of several senior officers, notably DCP Mustapha Senghore, representing the Immigration Department.

The focal points of the day centered around enlightening officers on the responsible and ethical utilization of the WAPIS database. The team underscored its pivotal role in aiding investigation efforts through an interactive demonstration.

The campaign continues in the Central River Region on Nov. 28th.

21/11/2023

Tujereng VDC condem Allegation by Jamano
Media and Product

Lamin Bojang PRO of Tujereng Village Development Committee says.
The allegation against Mr Cherno Njai on Financial Mismanagement of Fund as publish by Jamano Media and products on 13th November 2023 on their News bulletin is baseless.

"The claims made in the bulletin regarding Chairman Njai's alleged embezzlement of three hundred
thousand Dalasis(D300,000.00) from the VDC's bank account and subsequent removal from his
position by the youths are entirely false" Mr Njie says.

He added that the VDC financial
records are transparent are subject to checks and balances,
The VDC's bank accounts
are audited regulary he added

"The buletin also purported that" and he quote "Mr. Njai stating that
the funds provided by GACH are debts that will be repaid, while denying any involvement in theft".

Moving forward he says , none of these events occurred, and the information presented by
Jamano Media and Products is offensive.

The PRO in his statement Urge Jamano Media and Products to publicly
apologize to Mr. Njai and Tujereng VDC .

Mr Bojang further says, the VDC utilized over Two Hundred and Thirty Five Thousand (235,000) Dalasis on education
One Hundred Thirty Eight Thousand (138,000) was spent on disaster recovery programmes
and Six Hundred and Forty Three Thousand (643,000) Dalasis on health, and Five Hundred and Twenty Eight Thousand (528,000) Dalasis spent on village market development.

21/11/2023

Meet the people tour Day one

President Adama Barrow during Meet the People Tour at Pakau Njogu yesterday 20 November 2023 says the price of Groundnut for this year season will increase from 32 thousand to 38 thousand for each tone and Promise to buy the Groundnuts from the Farmers December 4th this year.

He added that the Farmers will be paid in cash at the spot

President Barrow Urge the Farmers to sell their groundnuts to the Government rather than selling it outside the country

He when on to say, this year no one will sell groundnut outside the country except, you are given license by the Government of The Gambia failing to do so, the individual will face the law.

It could be recall that last year the price of Groundnut was 32 thousand per tone.

15/11/2023

Security Operation still going on in brikama day 8

13/11/2023

END OF COMMUNITY POLICING CARAVAN IN THR NBR: A STRONG PARTNERSHIP FOR A BETTER GAMBIA

With our final stops in Essau and Fass, the community policing caravan in the North Bank Region has come to an end! After discussing the topics of and with communities and schools in the region, many thoughts and questions surrounding the laws, cultural traditions and reporting mechanisms were exchanged.

This will be the basis for future community policing in the region, because: "The police is not able to do their work without the community and the other way around. We are asking for a partnership." Together with our partners from GIZ police programme, , Department of children and Social Welfare, and the Civil Society.

Our second caravan will continue the discussions next week within the west coast region.
We are looking forward to more fruitful exchanges!

***Remember: In case of any incident, the SGBV helplines (1313 and 199) and the helpline for human trafficking (1123) are the numbers to call (anonymous and free of charge).***

13/11/2023

Security Operation in brikama
Below is the pictures

13/11/2023

Brikama day 6

13/11/2023

Security Operation continue in brikama