The Gambia’s minister of health Dr. Ahmad Lamin Samateh has explained how the fight against corruption in the government could be resisted at all cost, including voodoo practices. It’s a widely-held belief that the fight against corruption in The Gambia can come at both personal and professional cost, and according[Read More…] The Gambia’s minister of health Dr. Ahmad Lamin Samateh has explained how the fight against corruption in the government could be resisted at all cost, including voodoo practices. It’s a widely-held belief that the fight against corruption in The Gambia can come at both personal and professional cost, and according[Read More…] Gambia News | JollofNews
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