Gambia: What Would Happen to the Transition Programme If the Draft Constitution Was Rejected? Foroyaa Clarifies Health Minister Nyimasata Sanneh Bojang, Removed

We have been focusing on politics in this column with the objective to document the contemporary history of the Gambia and to help our readers appraise themselves with the happenings of the past. We are now covering issues that culminated during the coup period of 1994. This we hope will go a long way in helping us have a better understanding of the evolution of politics in the Gambia as well as help forge a future genuine democratic dispensation for our homeland.

In our last edition we made a narration of the debate on the Draft Constitution and what would have happened if it was rejected in a referendum.

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