Senegambia commuters worry over construction work
Business and compound owners along the highway also told The Point that their products, commodities and properties are covered with dust daily as they called on contractors to fast track the work.
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Business and compound owners along the highway also told The Point that their products, commodities and properties are covered with dust daily as they called on contractors to fast track the work.
Police say man used cardboard, a wrench, phone chargers, and sticky tape to fish money out of a donation box inside a mosque.
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