April 23, 2026

Banjul City Council, in partnership with Waa Banjul Volleyball Club, successfully hosted the maiden edition of the International Volleyball Festival at the Manneh Sillah Lawn, reinforcing the City’s commitment to sports development, youth engagement, and regional cooperation. The tournament brought together teams from The Gambia and Senegal in a vibrant showcase of competitive volleyball and […]

Banjul City Council is proud that Banjul once again hosted a vibrant and successful New Year Cultural Evening last night, drawing thousands of residents, visitors, and members of the wider diaspora community into the streets of the capital to celebrate our rich and enduring cultural heritage. On behalf of Her Worship Lord Mayor Rohey Malick

The Banjul City Council extends its warmest New Year wishes to the people of Banjul and all Gambians, both within the national territory and across the diaspora. Under the leadership of Her Worship the Lord Mayoress, the year 2026 opens with renewed commitment to strengthening local governance, safeguarding social cohesion, and advancing sustainable development founded

This weekend, we stepped up the work aggressively and for good reason. Banjul has been extremely busy, and our teams responded by intensifying coverage across the streets that needed it most. Major attention was given to commercial areas, including zones around the garages, banks, shops, and other business hubs where daily activity generates significant waste.

The Banjul Cultural Festival was officially opened today at the Never Again Arch by His Excellency, the Vice President of the Republic of The Gambia, Muhammed B.S. Jallow. Representing Her Worship the Lord Mayoress, Rohey Malick Lowe, the Deputy Mayor of Banjul, Aziz Dabakh Gaye, delivered a brief welcome statement as the capital gathered in