DEPENDENCY SYNDROME INCREASING
[Foroyaa Newspaper - The Gambia] - 24/09/2025
There is a need to take note of how people are surviving in The Gambia today. Earnings of the vast majority of people could no longer maintain people who are without families not to mention those who have families. This is precisely the reason remittances from the diaspora have been sustained (…)
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