President Adama Barrow has criticised newly established political parties in The Gambia, accusing some of being driven primarily by personal interests rather than a genuine commitment to serving the Gambian people. The President made the remarks on Monday while addressing residents of Njau Village in the Upper Saloum District as[Read More…]
President Barrow Accuses Emerging Political Parties Of Being Driven By Self-Interest
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