Transports

Maintenance Works on Kunta Kinteh Ferry – Transports Ministry Gives Updates

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL) – The Ministry of Transport Works and Infrastructure has revealed that maintenance works on the Kunta Kinteh Ferry have progressed significantly. Following rigorous assessments on the hull and machinery, including propellers and thrusters, the hull underwent meticulous cleaning to remove marine growth and biofouling, ensuring optimal performance upon return to the waters.

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Operation Clear the Roads’ Resumes to Tackle Illegal Encroachments on Public Spaces

Gambiaj.com – The Special Task Force Against Illegal Encroachment of Permanent and Temporary Structures on Public Spaces, known as ‘Operation Clear the Roads,’ is set to resume operations on April 15, 2024. This decision comes following the expiration of the government’s moratorium, with the task force aiming to ensure that public spaces remain free of unauthorized structures that hinder pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

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Banjul-Barra Bridge Project – Consultants Already at Work as Government Affirms Commitment

Gambiaj.com – The Minister of Transport, Works, and Infrastructure, Ebrima Sillah, reiterated the government’s dedication to constructing a bridge connecting Banjul with Barra. Speaking during an oral session with parliament members, Sillah emphasized the bridge’s potential to alleviate traffic congestion, improve communication, and boost commerce and economic growth.

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Phase One of Operation Clear Public Roads and Highways in Greater Banjul Area Ends

Gambiaj.com – The first phase of Operation Clear Public Roads and Highways in the Greater Banjul Area has been successfully concluded, marking a significant milestone in efforts to improve road safety and infrastructure in the region. The task force responsible for the operation has worked tirelessly over the past months to remove obstacles and enhance road clearance, making the roads safer for all users.

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Fears Heighten Over Ferry Executives Forcing Ailing Kunta Kinteh Into Operation 

Gambiaj.com – Commuters were left puzzled as the malfunctioning Kunta Kinteh ferry continued to operate on Tuesday, transporting a considerable number of passengers, trucks and cars. The ferry services provided by GPA have acknowledged assuming an unwarranted and hazardous risk due to “strong demand at the terminal,” and that Thursday’s voyage was approved. Only the Kanilai ferry was running at reduced capacity because the Kunta Kinteh was due to be in dry dock this week.

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