Business Economy, Human Rights, NHRC, Corruption Askanwi Gambia Business Economy, Human Rights, NHRC, Corruption Askanwi Gambia

NHRC Urges Gov’t to Establish Anti-Corruption Commission

Celebrating five years of existence, citing numerous achievements on Thursday 23rd May 2024, the Gambia’s NHRC took stock of steps taken by the government to fight corruption and urged the Executive to double up its efforts by taking “all necessary steps to enforce and implement the Anti-Corruption Act 2023”.

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2024 Budget Speech: Inflation Reached Record High 18.5% in September 2023

During the Finance Minister’s 2024 Budget Speech he highlighted that Inflation reached a record high 18.5% in September 2023 and noted some of the steps the government took bring down the cost of fuel and food in particular in an attempt to curb inflation and price increases.

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Governors and New Executive Coordinators to Cost Taxpayers Almost D8 Million in Salaries and Allowances Alone

After President Adama Barrow instituted the positions of Executive Coordinator for Banjul and KMC our business report looks at the cost of hiring new Executive Coordinators and the monies spent on Governors in the regions just focusing on salaries and allowances.

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Only D50 Million Paid from D345 Million Allocated to Victims Reparations Since 2021

Since 2021 the government approved D345 million to Victims Reparations but only D50 million has been paid to victims which occurred in 2021. Since then victims have been waiting to receive their reparations.

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