Outgoing Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bien has assured The Gambia of his continuous commitment to bolster ties between Banjul and Taipei, even after leaving the presidential office.
President Jammeh has urged Banjulians to close ranks and work for the interest of the capital city, as he wrapped up the 2008 'Dialogue with the People Tour' on Sunday, at the July 22 Square, Banjul.
Major Lamin Gano, the former aide de camp (ADC) to President Jammeh has been reappointed as the new public relations officer of the Gambia Armed Forces, with effect from last week. Major Gano replaced Captain Alagie Sanneh, the military assistant
Mam Sait Ceesay, a former press officer at the Office of the President, State House, was yesterday cleared of two criminal charges of false publication in a three-and-half months long trial.
Suwareh Jabai, the deputy permanent secretary at the Department of State for Fisheries, Water Resources and National Assembly Matters, has said the government recognises the problem of depleting fishery stocks, degradation of coastal environments and loss of coastal habitats which
When Heads of State and Government of the Mano River Union (MRU) countries of Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and La Cote d'Ivoire met for a one-day summit in Monrovia last week, top on the agenda was the need for food
In the past five years, Ghanaian road accidents have claimed many productive and well-known people. Last year, a road accident near the airport in Accra nearly added the president of the republic, John Agyekum Kufuor to the grim statistics. Thankfully
The Chief Executive Officer and President of the Mamaka and Sons Company in Paynesville/Du-Port Road, Mr. Adulah Sanah says investment is the surest way towards national development in the country.
Monrovia City Mayor Ophelia Hoff- Saytomah has challenged employees of the Monrovia City Corporation(MCC) to demonstrate a high degree of commitment in the performance of their duties.
Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairman, Hon. (Dr). Zaphaniah Bitrus Jisalo, has promised to expedite action in his development plans to ensure that Gishiri village's power supply is restored.
The insurance regulatory body, National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has made it mandatory for loss adjusters companies to register with the Institute of Loss Adjusters of Nigeria (ILAN).
Member of Parliament representing constituency nine in Kenema district has embarked on the construction of a community bridge between Kpayama Section and the commercial district town of Kenema.
In 2006, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, as the head of the Anglican Church, apologised on behalf of the church for the sins it committed during the slavery era.
Sterling Bank Plc has raised investors' hope for brighter future with an impressive half year financial results, which indicated that pre-tax profit grew by 178 per cent.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has began to tackle epileptic power supply at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport , Abuja, by commissioning its 33KV dedicated dual-line power supply to the airport.
The Enugu East Local Goverment Chairman, Mr. Mathias Anike has given an account of his stewardship in his first hundred days in office. In a chat in his office recently, the council boss reeled out the projects his administration embarked
Outgoing Taiwanese President Chen Shui-bien has assured The Gambia of his continuous commitment to bolster ties between Banjul and Taipei, even after leaving the presidential office.
The Nigerian aviation sector, after a spate of air plane crashes, seemed to have put its house in order and was thus enjoying some respite. That is, until recently. The recent sudden, mysterious and still unresolved disappearance of a Beechcraft
Ecobank Transnational Incorporated (ETI) has disclosed its plan to raise about $3 billion (N360 billion) from the capital market through an initial public offering for West Africa nationals.
