Gambians Angry As Extent of Jammeh's Brutality Surfaces
As the extent of his alleged dirty dealings and human rights violations now comes to the surface, public anger is rising. The Gambia is confronting its past under his leadership between the mid-1990s and 2017 and people are convinced that Jammeh has gotten off scot-free, writes Deutsche Welle.
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Gambia: Anger as Extent of Jammeh-Era Corruption and Brutality Surfaces
Deutsche Welle, 18 April 2019
The extent of corruption and brutality during The Gambia's Yahya Jammeh-era is starting to surface via a truth and reconciliation commission set up by an administration recycled… Read more »
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