Rising insecurity and the cry for safety
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 22/12/2025
The recent murder of a forex bureau worker in Brusubi has once again brought to the fore a troubling reality: killings in our society are increasing, both in number and frequency. What makes this particular incident especially alarming is not only the brutality of the act, but the location where (…)
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