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The Gambia to Regulate Mechanic Workshops, Address Car Dumping

Gambian Minister Hamat N.K. Bah announced government action against unregulated mechanic workshops and car dumping due to environmental hazards, emphasizing local council responsibility and the creation of designated areas nationwide.

The Gambia to Regulate Mechanic Workshops, Address Car Dumping

Gambian Minister Hamat N.K. Bah announced government action against unregulated mechanic workshops and car dumping due to environmental hazards, emphasizing local council responsibility and the creation of designated areas nationwide.

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What actions will the Gambian government take to regulate mechanic workshops and address car dumping, and what are the immediate consequences for non-compliance?

The Gambian government will address the proliferation of unregulated mechanic workshops and car dumping sites nationwide, citing environmental hazards. Minister Hamat N.K. Bah stated that councils must create designated areas for these businesses, and the government will take action against those not complying.

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Gambia's Successful School Meals Programme

The Gambia's School Meals Programme, a joint initiative of WFP and MOBSE, is making a significant difference in addressing food insecurity and improving educational outcomes for over 150,000 children.

Gambia's Successful School Meals Programme

The Gambia's School Meals Programme, a joint initiative of WFP and MOBSE, is making a significant difference in addressing food insecurity and improving educational outcomes for over 150,000 children.

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What is the School Meals Programme in The Gambia, and who manages it?

The School Meals Programme in The Gambia, managed by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education (MOBSE), provides nutritious meals to over 150,000 children in over 400 primary schools.

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