From Kerr Galo to Sarah Mailai, the stories are strikingly similar: women giving birth on donkey carts, farmers unable to move produce, families paying for hospital tickets only to buy medicine outside, and communities left in darkness without electricity, schools, or clean water. The government insists it is responding with new health posts, ambulances, and a national policy to ensure no Gambian lives more than three kilometres from a health fa…
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