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Published 01/16/2012 - 11:00 p.m. GMT

Dr. Jammeh is believed to be held at Mile 2 central prison
Judgment is set for Tuesday, Jan.17 for Dr. Jammeh and co-accused persons. The former minister is charged with treason for printing t-shirts demanding an 'end to dictatorship'.
Now the trial has ended and the verdict of the court is upon us, and what is still not clear to any Gambian is what exactly is treasonous and seditious in what CCG members have done. The formation of political associations and printing and giving out t-shirts with political messages on them represent CCG member’s political opinions that;
Published 01/07/2012 - 6:25 p.m. GMT

Fatou Bensouda, ICC prosecutor
Fatou Bensouda, ICC prosecutor (Photo: The Hague Justice Portal)

ICC's new Chief Prosecutor under fire for collaborating with one of Africa's most brutal dictators

The so-called Diaspora summit idea, first heralded as groundbreaking, soon descended into an abyss of paralyzing doubt and lethal skepticism; foiled primarily by an extremely hostile and antagonistic dissident movement. The meeting which began with high expectations, ended instead with a thud; overshadowed by rumors about Yahya Jammeh’s seeming disappearance

 

Published 12/19/2011 - 11:45 p.m. GMT

Dr. Jammeh is believed to be held at Mile 2 central prison
Dr. Amadou S. Jammeh stands trial for 'sedition'.
In the trial of Dr. Amadou Scattred Janneh and the Coalition for Change-Gambia (CCG) 7, for the unlikely crimes of treason and sedition, the chicanery ended for the state’s prosecution witnesses,
 
Published 12/10/2011 - 1:11 a.m. GMT

President Yahya Jammeh
President Yahya Jammeh
It was not quite like the notorious Röhm-Putschof 1934, yet Yahya Jammeh’s malicious Faustian denunciations of his political opponents, and his threatening self-righteous hypocritical pontifications about the immorality of tribal politics, in a strange way, bore a remarkable, if not an unsettling resemblance to the Night of the Long Knives. For like Adolf
Published 11/30/2011 - 12:43 a.m. GMT

"The U.S. can't ignore what's going on in Gambia. It is a growing transshipment point for drugs to Europe and is on its way to becoming a destabilizing force for the western region of Africa," says Melvin Foote, president of the Washington-based Constituency for Africa. "A lot of people over there see him (Jammeh) as an instigator."
Jammeh: president of
gambia.
 
Published 11/26/2011 - 11:48 p.m. GMT

Moamer Kadhafi (left) with Gambian President Yahja Jammeh
Yahya Jammeh will only go the way his friend Gaddafi did, or Gbagbo of Ivory Coast (Photo: AFP)
Friday 25th November 2011, will in the annals of The Gambia’s history, be forever remembered with consternation and utter disbelief as one of our country’s darkest hour; a dark day in which Gambians everywhere descended to the lowest points of our political lives. The shocking results of Gambia’s recently concluded presidential elections are a manifestation of the power