Gambia: Barrow's 30 Percent Pay Promise Leaves Farmers Behind, Says Darboe
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Gambia: Barrow's 30 Percent Pay Promise Leaves Farmers Behind, Says Darboe
United Democratic Party (UDP) leader Ousainu Darboe has questioned President Adama Barrow's promise to increase civil servants' salaries by 30 percent if re-elected, arguing that farmers, who he said are struggling under rising production costs, have been left out of the government's plans.
United Democratic Party (UDP) leader ANM Ousainu Darboe urged voters in Jarra Jalenbereh to support his party in the December presidential election, calling it a pivotal moment for the country's future. Addressing supporters at a campaign rally called "Ding kunglio," Darboe accused President Adama Barrow's administration of neglecting farmers and mismanaging public resources, while presenting the UDP as the party capable of addressing the countr…
Barrow’s 30% pay promise leaves farmers behind, says Darboe
Addressing supporters during a Ding kunglio in Jarra Jalenbereh, Mr Darboe described the December presidential election as a defining moment for the country, urging voters to back the UDP, which he said offered the best chance of addressing The Gambia’s economic and agricultural challenges. He criticised the government’s handling of the groundnut sector, saying farmers had continued to wait for meaningful support even after their produce was col…
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