The Ministry of Transport, Works, and Infrastructure (MOTWI) is charged with the responsibility for the overall transport policy development and implementation
Young Gambian contractor Mr. Moise Darbo said
“As a young Gambian contractor, it is deeply fulfilling to contribute to the development of our country and to demonstrate that Gambian companies can successfully deliver quality infrastructure projects.”
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SANYANG BEACH SIDE ROAD INAUGURATED
President Adama Barrow on Tuesday 1st September officially inaugurated the 4.5km EPC Lot 9 Sanyang Beach Side Road, strengthening access to Sanyang’s coastal area and opening new opportunities for tourism, trade and investment.
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@TurkishAirlines has named Ms. Ramatoulie Cham of GIA Handling Services its Employee of the Month, recognising her dedication, professionalism, teamwork and commitment to excellent customer service at Banjul International Airport.
Congratulations, Ms. Cham
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The Ministry of Transport, Works, and Infrastructure wishes to announce a temporary fare increment of not more than 5 Dalasi for commercial vehicles in the Greater Banjul Area for April 2026.This decision follows consultations with General Transport Union and other stakeholders
Lawyer Darboe’s claim that The Gambia Government has sold the Port of Banjul to a Turkish company, were not only tastelessly false but were deliberately crafted to misinform his audience principally to discredit a business opportunity that is clearly set to transform Port Service
We wish to clarify as utterly misleading, a statement by the Leader of the opposition United Democratic Party (UDP) Lawyer Ousainou Darboe during his press conference on Tuesday 4th March 2025 where he repeatedly claimed that The Gambia Government has sold the Port of Banjul.
The Ministry of Transport, Works & Infrastructure and partners wish to inform the general public that His Excellency President Adama Barrow,will preside over the official commissioning of the Bertil Harding Highway, formally renamed the OIC Highway on Saturday 22nd January 2025.
The Minister made this remark on Monday 27th January during a visit to the Kiang Kabada 102 km roads project as part of the nationwide inspection tour of ongoing road projects.
The Minister of Works, Transport and Infrastructure, Hon. Ebrima Sillah has urged road contractors to emulate Chinese Contractors by speeding up work and deliver to expectation in earnest.
#HappeningNow Honorable Ebrima Sillah embarks on a weeklong tour of ongoing road projects sites across the country.
Minister Sillah expressed delight with the progress made in the P2 from Bertil Harding Methodist to Kanifing Estate, and P16.
This morning Permanent Secretary Mr Matar Ceesay on behalf of Gambia Government signed a contract with AREZKI for the Widening of the 22km Bertil Harding Highway Road project Phase III
The Chief of staff and Minister for Presidential Affairs, Mr Mod Ceesay commended the Ministry of Works for incorporating keys stakeholders such as the General Transport Union executive in the on going retreat, this he said will expose the Union leaders to Ministry's activities
The GIA has for the first time since 2017 achieve a profit making. He acknowledged that despite the competition, the GIA has proven to be the leading service provider in terms of aviation in the Gambia. Sillah revealed that most of the monies are used to service debts backlog.
The GIA has for the first time since 2017 achieve a profit making. He acknowledged that despite the competition, the GIA has proven to be the leading service provider in terms of aviation in the Gambia. Sillah revealed that most of the monies are used to service debts backlog.
Honorable Ebrima Sillah Minister of Transport, Works and Infrastructure on Saturday 21st December highlighted key achievements accomplished by the Ministry and Public Enterprises under his leadership at the 10th sectoral retreat held in Sindola hotel.
He disclosed that the year 2024 has been ‘very successful’ . The Gambia has signed the Ports Concession Agreement with Albayrak, this concession will see the Gambia join the major players in terms of having a standardized and expanded port and the construction of a deep sea port.