Lowe expresses concerns about Banjul's coastline, and the National Environment Agency is being consulted regarding the issues.

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Banjul Rohey Malick Lowe National Environment Agency

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Sand mining accelerates erosion, threatening vital sectors in Banjul. All 1 developments

The entities involved

Banjul
capital of The Gambia
- Religious leaders from the West Coast Region attended a meeting held at State House in Banjul on September 18, 2026.Mon 15:30
- Njie worked on Banjul's streets and drainage systems.Thu 16:32
Rohey Malick Lowe
Gambian politician

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National Environment Agency
government agency of Singapore
- The National Environment Agency manages marine debris volume and sources in Singapore, accumulating the highest volume of marine rubbish.Sun 10:44

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Jul 27thepoint.gmGOOD MORNING, MR. PRESIDENT: Banjul’s Sand Mining, Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe sounds the Alarm