By Maria Lopes July 30, 2021 Fishmongers in the Gambia are again feeling the crunch of the usual post-Tobaski fish scarcity. Fatou K Sanyang, a fishmonger at Bakoteh Market, told The Progress... Read more »
By Bubacarr Komma and Vincent Ogo July 12, 2021 Gambia is primarily an agrarian nation with more than 70 percent of the population depending on agriculture for sustenance. Achieving food self-sufficiency has always... Read more »
Editorial July 12, 2021 Another rainy season is here. The Gambia is primarily an agrarian nation with more than 70 percent of the population depending on agriculture for sustenance. Agriculture contributes to improving... Read more »
By Ismaila Sonko & Maria Lopes July 7, 2021 For long Gambia was the only country in West Africa without a Vessel Monitoring System (VMS), a fact acknowledged by James F. Gomes,... Read more »
By Bajen Camara June 28, 2021 Fish is part of the daily diet of Gambians; it has been so for generations. It is estimated that over 200,000 people in the country are... Read more »
The Banjul Port has only one lifter and no scanning machine, The Progress Newspaper has gathered. A source familiar with Gambia Ports Authority (GPA), the government agency responsible for the governance and... Read more »
A Gambian businessman (name withheld) says that Gambian agricultural products are not allowed entry in the People’s Republic of China. He made the disclosure during a recent interview with this reporter at... Read more »