For the first time since Independence, residents of Kiang Kabada are witnessing a long-overdue connection to the rest of The Gambia following the completion of a major road network that has transformed access to transport, healthcare, education and commerce. Once regarded as one of the country's most isolated areas, Kabada is now linked to the national highway, ending decades of hardship for thousands who often spent hours, sometimes an entire d…
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