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Seven Languages And One Confused Classroom – The Standard Newspaper
By Lt. Col. Samsudeen Sarr Rtd I listened to Dr Habibatou Drammeh, The Gambia’s Minister of Basic and Secondary Education, on Coffee Time with Peter Gomez on Tuesday, 10 February 2026. She was impressive, clear, confident, and refreshingly honest. When she knew something, she said so. When she did not, she admitted it. In our political climate, that alone qualifies as a rare species. Then came the topic of local languages in schools, and suddenl…
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