Groundnut decline – value chain or democracy deficit?
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 12/12/2025
By M Sajo Jallow Groundnuts came to us as an enslavement and colonial cash crop from the Americas to generate revenue for the master, although there were local varieties like the Bambara groundnut indigenous to the Senegambia area and beyond. Not only people migrated, but so did their tools and (…)
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