Sanyang Youth Replant Life into Dying Mangroves
[Foroyaa Newspaper - The Gambia] - 28/08/2025
By Madiba Singhateh On the shores of Kombo South, the tide rolls in quietly, brushing against patches of bare, dying mudflats where once a lush mangrove forest stood tall. For the people of Sanyang, these wetlands were more than just trees. They were nurseries for fish, protection against (…)
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