Banjul Mayor, Malick Lowe honored as African Woman of the Year 2024

Lord Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe, the current Mayor of Banjul, Gambia, has been awarded the prestigious title of “African Woman of the Year 2024”.

The Voice news magazine, in collaboration with the Voice Achievers Award, has recognized Mayor Lowe’s exceptional dedication and commitment to serving her community and the nation as a whole.

Lowe’s relentless efforts in supporting the government of Gambia to deliver world-class services and improve the lives of her fellow citizens have earned her this esteemed honor.

Her leadership has revolutionized good governance and set an example for others to follow.

Known for her hard work, intelligence, and servant leadership, Mayor Lowe has played a pivotal role in the development of Banjul, making it a shining example of progress and accountability. Her unwavering dedication to the Gambia and its people is unparalleled. She humbly dedicates this award to the residents of Banjul and the Gambia, whose support and appreciation have fueled her drive to make a difference.

This recognition not only highlights Mayor Lowe’s achievements but also showcases the growing influence and importance of the Gambia on the regional and global stage. Her numerous roles, including serving as the Mayor of Banjul, the President of the local elected women in Africa (REFELA), the Vice President of the Global Parliament of Mayors (GPM), and the second Vice President of the United Democratic Party (UDP) in the Gambia, have contributed to her exceptional journey.

The award ceremony, where Mayor Lowe will officially receive the title of “African Woman of the Year 2024”, is scheduled to take place on August 16th, 2024, at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya. This prestigious event, organized by The Voice Achievers Award, will further strengthen the recognition and influence of the Gambia in the international arena.

Mayor Lowe’s passion for women and youth empowerment, sustainable healthcare, infrastructural development, and skill acquisition has made her a role model for many. Her contributions to the betterment of Banjul, particularly for the underprivileged, and her dedication to advancing the African continent have earned her this well-deserved honor.

The Voice Achievers Award, known as the most prestigious African Award in Central Europe, will celebrate Mayor Lowe’s achievements in an African-flavored ceremony in Kenya. This year’s event, the Kenyan Business Summit and The Voice Achievers Award, will focus on “Transforming Africa with the Diaspora for sustainable developments”.