Gambian businesses struggle under prolonged blackouts
In June, Barrow admitted that The Gambia owed money to Senegal's public electricity provider, Senelec, explaining that the financial strain has complicated efforts to stabilize the power supply.
We depend on electricity for livelihood", the 40-year-old told AFP.
Two nights of chaotic, spontaneous protests broke out last week with demonstrators blocking roads and calling for President Adama Barrow to step down, just months before the Gambian leader runs for a third term.
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