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Vandalism, arson & looting occur as Gambians protest blackout in Greater Banjul
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Vandalism, arson & looting occur as Gambians protest blackout in Greater Banjul
From Tabokoto to Latrikunda, the demonstrations took on a fiery edge. Protesters set tyres ablaze on the main highway, hurled stones to block traffic, and smashed bottles across the tarmac. Makeshift furniture belonging to roadside vendors was reportedly seized and thrown into the flames, adding to the chaos and smoke that choked the night air. While the protests were initially driven by frustration over electricity cuts, the atmosphere quickly …
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