Reform is not a command: Why resistance in The Gambia tells us more than we think
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 26/06/2025
By Dr Lamin K Janneh Since 2016, “reform” has become one of the most repeated words in Gambian public life. From security to civil service, from decentralisation to digitisation, almost every national conversation begins or ends with the idea that our institutions must change.But here’s the (…)
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