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05/12/2024

01/12/2024

We have received numerous inquiries from Gambians about whether the Rent (Amendment) Bill 2023, presented in the National Assembly by Madi Ceesay (UDP), has been passed.

After consulting Madi Ceesay, he confirmed that the bill has been approved and signed into law by the president, making it officially enacted.

Here on What’s On-Gambia, we will provide a summary of the law’s key provisions to ensure that all Gambians are well-informed. Landlords must respect this law.

Kudos to Madi for standing up for tenants' rights. This is exactly the kind of advocacy we expect from National Assembly members.

30/11/2024

29/11/2024

25/11/2024

Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation (SSHFC) is pleased to unveil our brand new Social Security Management Information System (SSMIS), designed to give you 24/7 access to a wide range of essential services—whenever you need them!

With your personalized member portal, you can now easily:

• Register Your Employees
• Make Social Security Contributions
• View and Download Your Statement of Accounts
• Manage Feedback and Suggestions Directly
• Request for Benefit Payments
• Request for Social Security Clearance and many more

Why Register?

By registering today, you gain the flexibility and control to manage your Social Security
needs at your convenience, all online. It's quick, easy, and available around the clock.

Note: Once registered, your employees will also gain access to their accounts.

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Visit us at www.sshfc.gm to register today.
Here is the link to guide you through the process: (https://bit.ly/sshfc)

Reminder: Please use your official or institutional email address to register.

Need help? We are just a call or WhatsApp away at 5202329, or reach us via email at [email protected]

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20/11/2024

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12/11/2024

🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 In the fight against polio, every drop of the vaccine counts. Your participation in this vaccination campaign makes a difference in saving lives!

🏃‍➡️ Let’s Kick Polio Out and Keep the Gambia Polio Free.

12/11/2024

09/11/2024

One vaccine, two drops can protect a child for life. Let's join forces this month to ensure every child in The Gambia, aged 0 to 5 years, receives their Polio Vaccine. Nationwide Polio Vaccination Campaign coming up soon. Save the dates:

1️⃣ Round 1: 12th - 15th November 2024
2️⃣ Round 2: 12th - 15th December 2024

Vaccination is our strongest defense!

07/11/2024

Nakala?

Can we discuss marabouts? Let’s be real —no marabout has supernatural powers to take lives. They can’t kill someone with a spell. It's impossible! The Holy Quran made it clear that no power in the world can cause death to a person. Only Allah gives life and causes death.

What some of us don’t realize is that many people in the country are suffering from undiagnosed illnesses. When these illnesses flare up, we rush to marabouts, believing that someone has cursed us. But it’s often not a curse at all— serious diseases like cancer and HIV/AIDS are taking lives in The Gambia. Even allergies are killing people.

There was a beautiful young woman in Kololi who suddenly started feeling pain in one of her breasts. She went to the hospital, but they found nothing. Wanting answers, she traveled to Dakar, where doctors diagnosed her with breast cancer.

Her doctor in Dakar recommended a mastectomy to save her life. She called her family to let them know, but they urged her to return home to try traditional treatments instead.

Back in The Gambia, she visited a marabout who convinced her that a family member was behind her illness. She believed him and, feeling betrayed, moved out of her family home to live on her own.

When her condition worsened, she returned to Dakar. By then, it was too late. She only had a few days left. She went back to The Gambia, apologized to her family, and sadly passed away shortly afterward.

If you're sick, please visit a hospital and seek assistance from medical professionals.

If you're facing challenges in life, talk to your parents, a community elder, or an imam for support.

Think about it—how can a marabout living in a mud house help you become a millionaire? How can a marabout whose children are unemployed help you get a job?