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Yet another 'unproductive' Saudi-trained Arabic and Islamic Studies graduate. Why couldn't he just study French literature or political science, get a government job, and live off taxpayer money? Instead, he went and founded over 15 companies, employed hundreds of Gambians, and became one of the largest taxpayers in the... show more

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