Over the past two decades, I have traveled across this country, meeting hardworking men and women in cities, towns, and villages. I have listened to … - Isatou Touray

I have also heard your frustrations, and I am inspired and motivated by you, the Gambian people, and your strong desire for change despite the severe economic hardships and the restrictions on our freedom and personal liberties.

Over the past two decades, I have traveled across this country, meeting hardworking men and women in cities, towns, and villages, and listening to your stories and aspirations.

The broom is a bundle of sticks bound together, with each stick representing an individual Gambian or group of Gambians who, while maintaining their individuality, are united in purpose. Together, they aim for one goal—to bring change and progress, symbolizing the unity and shared aspirations of the Gambia.

Those in power are ignoring calls for political and economic reform. The conditions for political participation have been designed in a way that limits political pluralism, leaving many feeling powerless. Excessive power is concentrated in the hands of a few, and we need a new approach to governance that includes the people in decisions that impact them. Decision-makers are often not held accountable for their actions on behalf of others.

I urge all Gambians to actively participate in the elections to vote out the APRC regime.