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WORLD LEADERS INFORMED OF GAMBIA’S GAINS ON MDG

Tuesday, October 01, 2013

Just about two years before the 2015 Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) deadline, countries including The Gambia have been taking stock of their gains and challenges, using the 68th General Assembly of the United Nations to showcase what has and not been achieved.

 

In fact, the 2013 MDGs Report on Africa’s performance reveals mixed results.  Africa’s substantial progress toward many goals, targets and indicators is beyond doubt, but serious challenges still remain, especially in translating economic growth into decent job opportunities, improving service delivery and minimising income, gender and inequalities.  

FAO’s Babagana applauds Gambia’s leadership for national honour

 

FAO’s Babagana applauds Gambia’s leadership for national honour

Tuesday, October 01, 2013

The former country representative of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organsation to The Gambia, Babagana Ahmadu, now serving in the same capacity in Chad, has commended the leadership in Banjul for honouring him with a national insignia, conferred on him at the end of his tour of duty in the country.

 

In his letter to His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr. Yahya Jammeh, the Nigerian-born development expert also commended the Gambian leader and his government for organising a dinner in his honour where the Commander of the National Order of the Republic of The Gambia insignia was conferred on him.

President Jammeh renews condemnation of extremism


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Monday, September 30, 2013

The president of the Republic has reiterated his condemnation of what he referred to as “so-called Islamic militants or extremists” who hide behind the noble religion of Islam to engage in the killings of people, especially innocent Muslims, stressing the need for all to stand against the phenomenon.  

 

His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh was speaking to journalists in an interview Saturday morning at the Banjul International Airport shortly after returning from the 68th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Jammeh To Fire Top NIA Agents;Delegation Members; Marabouts Following New York Demo; Youths To Demonstrate On Monday; KGI Targeted; Saul Badjie Exposed!

Jammeh To Fire Top NIA Agents;Delegation Members; Marabouts Following New York Demo; Youths To Demonstrate On Monday; KGI Targeted; Saul Badjie Exposed!

By The Soldier

Pa, This is The Soldier again. Permission to write SIR. Pa, according to our agents with dictator Jammeh and agents back in the Gambia, Operation New York Strike (ONYS) is making a big difference. As we speak, dictator Jammeh is mad and furious and he believes that he was setup by his advisers and marabouts. Pa and fellow Gambians, a lot of heads are going to roll when dictator Jammeh returns. Dictator Jammeh is going to arrest the marabouts and the people who advised him to attend the UN session. 

A New Scientific Report Says There Is An Increase Of HIV/AIDS Infection Among Young Gambian Women Between The Ages Of 15 And 24!

 

A New Scientific Report Says There Is An Increase Of HIV/AIDS Infection Among Young Gambian Women Between The Ages Of 15 And 24!

Fajikunda Tops The List Of HIV/AIDS Infection In The Entire Gambia

By Pa Nderry M’Bai

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A scientific study conducted by the government has revealed that “The prevalence of HIV-1 is higher in older women 25-49 years compared to younger women, 15-24 years. Prevalence in older women was consistently higher except for 2008. A trend analysis of the data, however, seems to indicate that the prevalence is declining in the older women’s group and increasing in the younger women, 15-24 years.” The scientific findings hinted that more and more young Gambian women are living with HIV, the virus scientists say causes aids. Fajikunda, a locality situated in the suburbs of Greater Banjul Area, accounts for the highest rate of  HIV infection in this revealing scientific report.

JAMMEH CHALLENGES COUNTERPARTS TO BE SINCERE IN CONFLICT PREVENTION- As he addresses 68th UN Assembl

Monday, September 30, 2013

The Gambian leader has challenged fellow world leaders to be sincere in conflict prevention and management, observing that the current status quo across the world has cast serious doubts on the effectiveness of the mechanisms adopted by regional organisations and most importantly, the United Nations to address them. 

 

Addressing the 68th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Friday, His Excellency Sheikh Professor Alhaji Dr Yahya Jammeh observed that instead of acting as an effective mechanism for conflict prevention and resolution, as well as advancing global security, the United Nations Security Council has become a “barrier to progress, peace and security.  

6 Gambian youths to attend agric training in Benin

Friday, September 27, 2013

Six youths from the National Youth Council (NYC), National Youth Service Scheme (NYSS) and the Young Men Christian Association (YMCA) will be attending a one-month ECOWAS capacity building programme on Agro-business and food processing in Benin.

 

The six selected youths  are: Elody Mendy, Kumba Ceesay, Sheriff Jammeh, Alieu Mbye, Yankuba Dumbuya and Fatou John Jallow.

 

Speaking at their  orientation ceremony,  the deputy director of Youth and Sports Pa Suwareh Fye reminded the nominees of the daunting task a head of them, noting that seeking knowledge especially in a foreign country is never easy. He advised them to maintain discipline, work together  as a team and  focus more on their training.

GAMBIA BREAKING NEWS: Jammeh Tells The NIA Not To Release Fatou Camara For Now!

Jammeh Tells The NIA NotTo Release Fatou Camara For Now!

Fatou Camara was supposed to be released by the NIA, but Jammeh Musa has given instructions that she should be kept there for the time being, the Freedom Newspaper can reveal. There is no adverse evidence found against the television celebrity. Jammeh has told one of his aides that he wants to disgrace Fatou Camara to a point that she would be reduced irrelevant once she walks out of the NIA premises. Jammeh has even bragged that he can detain Fatou Camara as far as he wants and nothing will come out it.

The third REVOLUTIONARY Process. The Power of Money.

The third REVOLUTIONARY Process. The Power of Money.

In the past, revolutions have been initiated and activated locally. This third revolution is going to be initiated from the diaspora ignited and transferred effectively in the intended countries.  It is agreed that Revolutions have always started amongst a small number of people, sometimes clandestinely and over time surface and grow momentum to embrace a whole nation, thereby ushering a profound CHANGE within society.

The first comp temporary  African revolution was the colonial revolution that brought about independence in some countries peacefully and in other countries through bloody wars of liberation.  

Oyo State First Lady seeks Gambia’s cooperation in tourism

Friday, September 27, 2013

The vice president and minister of Women’s Affairs Thursday morning held talks with the First Lady of Nigeria’s Oyo State on issues bordering on strengthening the bilateral cooperation between the two destinations, especially in the area of tourism.

 

Her Excellency Florence Ajimobi, who is in the country for a three-day visit, was accompanied to the presidency by Nigeria’s high commissioner to The Gambia, Esther John Audu.

 

Speaking at the end of her meeting with Vice President Aja Dr. Isatou Njie-Saidy, Ajimobi said her State wants to establish fruitful working relations with The Gambia in the area of tourism. This, she underscored, is expected to further cement the bilateral cooperation between The Gambia and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.