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Tombong Saidy Say’s Barrow Gov’t Unable to Stem Rising Cost of Living

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By: Malanding Darboe & Haddy Touray The UDP’s administrative secretary for media & communication Tombong Saidy has asserted that it has remained a struggle for President Adama Barrow’s government to stem the soaring cost of living since assuming power in 2017. The inability of the government to address the rising cost of living, according to Mr. Saidy, has been burdening the average Gambian unbearably, deepening poverty and widening the gap the …

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Tombong Saidy Say’s Barrow Gov’t Unable to Stem Rising Cost of Living

By: Malanding Darboe & Haddy Touray The UDP’s administrative secretary for media & communication Tombong Saidy has asserted that it has remained a struggle for President Adama Barrow’s government to stem the soaring cost of living since assuming power in 2017. The inability of the government to address the rising cost of living, according to Mr. Saidy, has been burdening the average Gambian unbearably, deepening poverty and widening the gap the …

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