Gambia’s Sawo wins Daily Trust African Award
“I say to the girls: come out and be the change that you can be because your children may be victims,” Sawo said while explaining her motivation.
“I say to the girls: come out and be the change that you can be because your children may be victims,” Sawo said while explaining her motivation.
Award By Ismail Abdulaziz Abuja, Jan. 17, 2021 (NAN) Musu Sawo, a Gambian change maker and women rights advocate, has emerged winner of the…
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