Shoreline TV

29/11/2022

The Kulucochi community in Gunjur are advocating for the Government and the National Road Authority to repair the road that connects the fishing centre to the main highway which was tampered by the Chinese Fish mill factory operating at the fishing centre.

Currently, the road is in the worst state since the fishing centre was established, the road emits dust when vehicles drive pass leading to series of negative effects such as dust pollution, health problems, and accidents.

This a documentary brought to you by Eco-Travel Gambia, showcasing affected residents, businesses and commuters as they talk about the conditions they are living with caused by the Dust Road.

The Kulucochi community in Gunjur are advocating for the Government and the National Road Authority to repair the road that connects the fishing centre to th...

15/11/2022

: ON THE PREPARATION FOR THE SEARCH MISSION OF OVER 200 MISSING GAMBIAN YOUTHS (mainly from Gunjur)

The Ground team is comprised of ;
1. Hon Momodou Charreh Gibba Councilor for Gunjur ward.
2. Hon Omar A Manjang National Youth Parliamentarian for Kombo South Constituency.
3. Mr Ismaila Darboe Youth Activist
4. Alhagie Ebrima Jatta Youth Activist ( Media & Communications).

With deep appreciation, the ground team wishes to acknowledge receipt of the following contributions from the Diaspora, friends and relatives ;
1. Mr Gilbert Jassy ( UK):
D16820
2. Imam Muhammad Lamin Touray :
D1000
3. Gunjur Central Mosque:
D1806
4. Young Juventus Football Club
D2000
5. Jankay Lowe
D1000
6. Brian & Roef
D5000
7. Local collections @ the beach
D3031
8. Anonymous contributor
D1264
9. Omar Jammeh (Badis) USA
D2775
10. GoFundMe by Kaddy Sarr USA
D66,165

Total Sum D100,861

On behalf of the Community of Gunjur and the Environment, we hereby register our sincere thanks and appreciation for this magnanimous support and encouragement we are given. We thank every contributor for their generosity, and we wish to inform and assure everyone that the funds are purposely intended for the search efforts. The public will be duly informed of our activity when we finally have a meeting with the ministry of foreign affairs (MOFA) to see how they can collaborate or facilitate our movements in Mauritania. At the moment, we are verifying and analyzing some information we received.

However, we thank Sister Kaddy Sarr for the GoFundMe project and Gilbert Jassy for setting the pace which encouraged us to look for more funding. We pray to the Almighty Allah to reward everyone abundantly and help us find these missing youths.
Ala baraka.

Hon Momodou Charreh Gibba
Gunjur ward Councilor.

27/09/2022

FAKED ROBBERY BY CHINESE

Statement by the police.

25/09/2022

KARTONG VILLAGE RECEIVES ANOTHER LETTER FROM NEA.

After a community meeting was held on the 17th September 2022, the Village Development Committee of Kartong were then assigned to carry forward the action plans that were laid during the community gathering. One of the task for the committee was to write a letter that will communicate the concerns of the entire village on the sand mining matter, to the National Environment Agency.

The VDC wrote the letter and sent it to the NEA at the same time copying other relevant departments. The letter from the VDC impressed the NEA and convinced the agency into inviting key stakeholders within the community of Kartong and other parties involved in the SAND MINING matter.

On 24th September 2022, the Kartong VDC decided to gather the community once more to give feedback to its citizens and also to continue the communities campaign of stopping the mining from happening. In the meeting both letters from the NEA and the VDC were read and translated to the public. The gathering also hosted other concerned Environmentalist and Advocacy groups from the Gambia and the Diaspora.

In this Video, Hatab Jaiteh the spokesperson of the VDC was interviewed by Alfusainey Sey, Chief Producer of Shoreline TV, shared the gatherings agenda.

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KARTONG VILLAGE RECEIVES ANOTHER LETTER FROM NEA.After a community meeting was held on the 17th September 2022, the Village Development Committee of Kartong ...

22/09/2022

A letter has been received by the community of Kartong from the NEA indicating an approval being given to a Gambian Sand Mining company to mine the already fragile dunes of the village of Kartong.

After receiving the letter, the community gathered on the 17th of September 2022, to show their disappointments towards the decision taken by the NEA.

This video features Mustapha Manneh, a Journalist and Environmental Activist who discusses the sand mining issue and its impact to lives of the indigenes of Kartong.

22/09/2022

A letter has been received by the community of Kartong from the NEA indicating an approval being given to a Gambian Sand Mining company to mine the already fragile dunes of the village of Kartong.

After receiving the letter, the community gathered on the 17th of September 2022, to show their disappointments towards the decision taken by the NEA.

This video features Mustapha Manneh, a Journalist and Environmental Activist who discusses the sand mining issue and its impact to lives of the indigenes of Kartong.

Mustapha Manneh Alfusainey Sey

A letter has been received by the community of Kartong from the NEA indicating an approval being given to a Gambian Sand Mining company to mine the already f...