Governance, we’re told, is a collective responsibility. It was just yesterday when Vice President Badara A. Joof visited flood-affected areas to see for himself the human miseries engendered by the floods. And to, of course, report back to government so that it can immediately set upon the task of coordinating[Read More…]
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Editorial: Will 2022 Rainy Season See More Crocodiles Killing In Banjul?
In the past few years during the rains, crocodiles have increasingly become unwelcome sights in Banjul. Will the city see more this time around? Conservationists have predicted more of this reptile-human interface as more land is needed for development. Banjul has witnessed an uptick in construction activities in the past[Read More…]
Statement By Seraphine Wakana, UN Resident Coordinator On International Women’s Day 2022
Banjul, 08 March 2022 – The International Women’s Day is an important occasion to celebrate the incredible contribution of women to society and a reminder of the challenges they face to access quality education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. Today and every day, we need to advocate for a more gender[Read More…]
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