Gambian women's voices on COVID-19 vaccines: 'We are afraid'
SERREKUNDA, Gambia: Oyster harvesting in Gambia is considered women’s work. It’s a grueling task — they paddle rickety boats, then get into water up to their necks to lay nets. Many of the women are the sole family breadwinners, and that burden has only intensified with the pandemic’s economic hardships. Oysters bring income just two months a year — the rest of year, the nets
Source: arabnews.com
