GALA justified? Gambia's first corruption survey says practice is high, Madi discusses implications

At least 90 percent of Gambians say corruption is 'widespread' in the country and a 'serious issue' affecting public institutions, according to the perception survey conducted by the Gambia Participates. In this edition of the Verified, civil society activist Madi Jobarteh dissects the implications of the reports, recent incidents of corruption including the latest investigation published by The Republic on the joint venture agreement between the Gambia government and companies affiliated with the nephew of the President.