Tiny Gambia Struggles To Exist
A portrait of Sir Dawda Jawara frames Gambia as Africa's smallest nation with 360000 people on 4000 square miles. The country depends on peanuts and smuggling with Senegal, leans on a growing Swedish tourist trade, and maintains a tight budget of about 10 million dollars.
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Dawda Jawara
Gambia
Africa
Britain
Sweden
Jawara
Sir Dawda
Progressive People’s Party
United Nations
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Bathurst
Parliament
Gambia Airways
Yundum
Leopold Senghor
Fajara
West Africa
Ghana
Nigeria
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