South African High Court rules the government’s decision to withdraw from International Criminal Court is unconstitutional.
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Barrow adviser says millions withdrawn from state coffers before Jammeh’s departure
Over 11 millions dollars were withdrawn from state coffers over the last two weeks and security is still a concern, Gambia President Adama Barrow’s special advisor Mai Ahmad Fatty says.
A look at Gambia’s Jammeh 22 years in power as he announces he is stepping down
From military fatigues to traditional robe, Gambia’s longtime leader Yahya Jammeh, who seized power in a coup in 1994, announced he was stepping down under pressure from West African armies which entered the country following his refusal to concede an election defeat to President Adama Barrow. Continue reading
Gambia’s Jammeh announces he is relinquishing power
Longtime ruler of Gambia Yahya Jammeh announces he is stepping down as president to avoid bloodshed.
Gambia’s President Jammeh declares state of emergency
Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh appears on state television and declares state of emergency, one day before official mandate ends.
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A look back at the elections that shaped Africa in 2016
There were close to 20 elections in Africa in 2016. Ghana and Benin stood out as the most peaceful and democratic, while countries like Uganda were mired by violence as Gabon and Gambia had disputed outcomes. Continue reading
Gambia’s president rejects election defeat
Gambia’s president says he now rejects the outcome of an election which he lost after 22 years in power. Paul Chapman reports. Continue reading