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More than 200 women in Dasilami Jokadu, The Gambia, rely on traditional salt harvesting to support their families. But lower yields, limited equipment, and poor market access make it harder for them to earn a living. Despite importing more than 1,100 tons of salt in 2024, mostly from Senegal, The Gambia has yet to fully develop its local salt industry and realize its economic potential.. Subscribe to us on YouTube: http://ow.ly/Zvqj30aIsgY. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cgtnafrica/.
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Source: Global Business
Publication Date: 2026-10-14T08:32:30Z
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More than 200 women in Dasilami Jokadu, The Gambia, rely on traditional salt harvesting to support their families. But lower yields, limited equipment, and poor market access make it harder for them to earn a living. Despite importing more than 1,100 tons of salt in 2024, mostly from Senegal, The Gambia has yet to fully develop its local salt industry and realize its economic potential.
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