Health

Gunjur Youths for Health has successfully conducted another impactful community outreach at the Gunjur Main Market aimed at promoting public health awareness and preventive healthcare. The health screening exercise, held on 9th May 2026, attracted a total of 107 people from different age groups and genders across the community despite limited publicity ahead of the event. The outreach focused primarily on raising awareness about diabetes and hypertension, encouraging healthy

Hon. Omar A. Manjang has called for greater shared responsibility between men and women in antenatal and postnatal care across The Gambia. In a statement, he expressed his support for ongoing calls for change, urging men to actively participate in what are traditionally seen as women-dominated spaces, commonly referred to as “Nurse” clinics. “I am excited to join the call for change and shared responsibility in the monthly antenatal and postnatal clinics,” he said. “I call on

Healthcare workers received practical, hands-on refresher training on performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for both adults and children.

A proud moment has been recorded for Gunjur as one of its own, Ahmed Manjang, a Senior Lecturer in Medical Science at the University of The Gambia (UTG), celebrates the graduation of his first batch of medical doctors. A total of 54 students from the University’s School of Medicine and Applied Sciences have successfully completed their studies, overcoming significant academic and resource challenges along the way. The UTG Medical Class of 2025 have successfully completed thei

Residents of Gunjur Ward are set to benefit from a One Million Dalasi (D1,000,000) allocation under the 2026 Ward Development Fund to be disbursed by the Brikama Area Council. BAC will disburse a total of D28 million to support Ward Development efforts in West Coast | Photo credit: BAC The initiative forms part of the Council’s broader effort to deepen decentralisation and empower communities to directly determine and implement priority development projects at ward level. Wha

Residents of Gunjur have raised serious concerns over frequent punctures in NAWEC water pipes, which are causing large volumes of treated water to spill into streets and public spaces. Water leakage is a common occurance in Gunjur The persistent leakages have led to significant water wastage while also disrupting daily movement for pedestrians, motorists, and nearby residents. In several areas, roads and walkways have become muddy and slippery, posing inconvenience and potent

The Circular FieldLab The Gambia has won the prestigious Future Maker Award in the Future-Proof Economy category at the opening of the...

Gunjur, The Gambia – Volunteers from Gunjur Community Link (GCL) Summer Group in collaboration with local NGO GEPADG, have constructed a...