Hirgigo Metal Works Factory Introduces New Machineries

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FOROYAA Newspaper (Serrekunda) Mamadou Dem 3 June 2011 Acting Principal magistrate Alagbe Taiwo Ade of the Banjul Magistrates' court yesterday 2nd June made an order for Bun Sanneh, the former Executive Director of the National Drug Enforcement Agency (NDEA) and Ousman Sanneh, former operative of the same agency, to appear before him and testify as witnesses in the case of Lamin Darboe, Ebrima Drammeh (Jim Drammeh), Edrisa Jobe (alias Alagie Morr) and Omar Jammeh (alias Boy boots). The Magistrate said this is in line with the application made by the Director of Special Litigation, Daniel O Kulo, that the summon be served to the two former NDEA officials through the Director General of Prisons for them to appear in court on the next adjourned date, 13th June 2011. Aboulie Sissoho counsel for the first and second accused persons, Lamin Darboe and Ebrima Drammeh, held brief for Loubna Farage, counsel for Edrisa Jobe (3rd accused person) and Assan Martin, counsel for Omar Jammeh (fourth accused) did not raise any objection to the application made by State counsel Kulo

Shabait.com (Asmara)

3 June 2011

Asmara — Hirgigo Metal Works Factory has introduced new machineries so as to boost production both in quality and quantity, according to Mr. Gebrehiwet Solomon, head of Sembel Wood and Metal Works branch in the Northern Red Sea region.

He stated that the factory has the capacity of producing 82 different types of tubes with diameter ranging from 12 to 57 millimeters.

Mr. Gebrehiwet further explained that the introduction of the new machineries are expected to tackle the previously existing shortage of big tubes, and that they would back up construction activities.

Likewise, the manager of Sembel Wood and Metal Works, Mr. Gebrezgiabiher Asmelash, pointed out that previously big tubes used to be imported at substantial hard currency. The newly installed machineries that could produce tubes with the diameter up to 160 millimeters would play major role in the national reconstruction endeavors, he added.

Mr. Gebrezgiabiher indicated that the Plant is striving to boost production for export, beyond meeting local demand.

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