The Gambia’s long journey: Political challenges, declining institutions and the quest for self-management
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 18/09/2025
By Salifu Manneh Being politically astute and expressive is a daunting task in The Gambia; hence, we struggle to self-manage efficiently, even after 60 years of independence.Once upon a very long time ago, over 60 years ago, there was a country called The Gambia, and there still is, the smiling (…)
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