Gassa,

Much of what you are refering here are materials available on the Gambia UN
web-side.If you can go back to your own writings you will find out that you
are not answering my question,even though you believed this is what you are
doing.I am not asking you what is the NGOs and other institutions,ie UNDP,are
doing to help solve the water problem of our people,but what is the government
doing to help the poor vilagers to solve their clean water problem.You cant
have a president who donates,vehicles,generators,tractors etc and a non
government institutions helping students with clean water supply etc.Is there
any need for a government in the Gambia? .Do you see my point,it is either
Jammeh who is donating or NGos who are helping.
For freedom
saiks

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