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Barrow Promises End to Power Outages in Gambia within Two Years

The president has given the country two years to escape its power crisis. The system he is describing draws most of its electricity from a regional network, serves a fast-growing base of customers, and rests on a utility deep in debt.

By Abdulazeez Hameed 4 min read24th June, 2026

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Barrow Promises End to Power Outages in Gambia within Two Years

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