Women fish vendors at Tanji Riverside have appealed to the government to address rising costs, limited workspace and persistent theft they say are threatening their livelihoods. Speaking to The Point at their selling site, the vendors said despite working long hours to support their families, they make little or no profit due to high fish prices, expensive firewood and middlemen inflating costs. Anzel Ndey Jatta, a fish vendor, said women lack e…
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