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FSQA: Mayonnaise recycled for cooking oil not fit for consumption

Foroyaa 13 Sep 2023
Mamodou Bah, the Director General for the Food Safety and Quality Authority (FSQA) on Monday said the small buckets of mayonnaise that were recycled into cooking oil after it was abandoned at a dumping site in the market of Banjul, are not fit for consumption ... premises in Banjul.
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Gambia, China sign Letter of Exchange

The Point 14 Aug 2023
The Trade minister added that the duty free and quota free market access has the great potential of promoting industrialization, creating jobs for the youth and women as well as to accelerate the rate of economic growth and development in The Gambia ... BANJUL, 11th August 2023.
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Mayor Lowe says youth and women empowerment remains her top priority

The Point 19 May 2023
These are good achievements because it has also helped the council to be able to focus on other development ranging from paying our counterpart contribution to the new office building and Youth for Excellence center and we also manage to build and renovate toilets in the market and buy bins for households in Banjul.”.
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Barrow vows sweeping victory in LG election

The Point 20 Mar 2023
Speaking on Saturday, Mr Barrow stated. “I need all the seats because they are important to me. If I win all seats, then it will make my work easy. Having a mayor who is the same party as me will make my work easy and functioning ... He explained that the premises within the Banjul Market, which is a commercial area, is always not cleaned ... ....
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This is how cough syrup gets poisoned

Business Day 10 Mar 2023
London/Banjul — The global market for children’s over-the-counter cough, cold and allergy remedies in 2022 was worth about $2.5bn, according to market research firm Euromonitor ... In Gambia, imported cough syrup for children was found by global health officials to be contaminated with two highly toxic substances ... Reuters .
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Petrol Back In Stock 

Foroyaa 07 Mar 2023
There is enough supply in the market, fuel stations are getting deliveries,” he said. Mr Sankanu, said the Banjul-bound ship with fuel which was delayed by weather conditions at sea, will dock in Banjul from today ...
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Banjulunding Women Gardeners Appeal For Adequate Water Supply, Fence

Foroyaa 17 Feb 2023
The garden according to her, has been in use for many years now and the women grow different kinds of vegetables to serve various markets across the greater Banjul Area. However, she complained about the lack of adequate market outlets and storage facilities which often leads them to sell their produce at giveaway prices to prevent them from rot.
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QLAC MD is new President of Association of Insurers and Reinsurers

Joy Online 29 Sep 2022
He is a Chartered Insurer from UK, holds a Diploma from West African Insurance Institute (WAII), Liberia, a Fellow of West African Insurance Institute, Banjul, The Gambia, a Fellow of Insurance Institute of Ghana, a member of Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana and a member of Institute of Directors (Ghana).
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2022BFTLifeInsuranceSurvey: Quality Life Assurance Company Plc (QLAC)

B & FT Online 06 Sep 2022
He is a Chartered Insurer (UK), holds a Diploma from West African Insurance Institute (WAII), Liberia, a Fellow of West African Insurance Institute, Banjul, The Gambia ... A member of Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana and a member of Institute of Directors (Ghana).
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A young population, innovation and technology will transform Africa – Says Ismail Badjie, Founder & ...

Sierra Leone Telegraph 03 Sep 2022
It’s a multibillion-dollar industry, and we wanted to get on the ground early to position ourselves to capture market share and be part of shaping the industry ... We selected The Gambia as a starting point because it is familiar terrain; it has a small population, and we could control a lot of variables in this market.
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 PIU Officers Storm Disputed Market

Foroyaa 18 Aug 2022
However, the demolition could not take place on Friday, which led the vendors to return to the disputed market ... He made this assertion at his office in Banjul, while responding to accusations and claims made by Ousman Bojang, a claimant of the said land now used as a market, which recently got demolished.
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Physical Planning Director: Land Allocated To NAWEC in Salagi is Reserved Land

Foroyaa 22 Jul 2022
Manjang made this assertion at his office in Banjul, while responding to accusations and claims made by Ousman Bojang that he is the rightful owner of the said land used as a market. He indicated that Ousman Bojang has no authority to allocate a market or canteens in reserved areas.
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FSQA confirms presence of “Sniper” in smoked fish

The Point 18 Jul 2022
The Teams visited Fish Landing Sites and Markets to Administer Questionnaires and collect Fish Samples for Laboratory Analysis ... A Total of 57 Fish Samples was collected from 7 Fish Landing Sites and 9 Markets within the Greater Banjul area.
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FSQA DG Advices Fish Vendors Not to Use “Sniper” Insecticide on Fish

Foroyaa 18 Jul 2022
The teams visited fish landing sites and markets to administer questionnaires and collect fish samples for laboratory analysis ... He said a total of 57 fish samples were collected from seven fish landing sites and nine markets within the Greater Banjul Area.
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GLMA 13th component of ‘Tobaski’ ram sales underway

The Point 08 Jul 2022
The sale also seeks to enhance marketing through increased access to rams by maximising the influx in the Greater Banjul Area (GBA) where the demand for rams and purchasing power of buyers is higher ... Momodou Darboe, director general, Gambia Livestock Marketing Agency (GLMA), said ...

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