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‘We Took Over Deeply Politicised Security Sector’
President Adama Barrow on Tuesday launched the Gambian government’s Security Sector Reform project. The news is contained in a statement issued by the President’s Press Director. President Barrow said: “When my administration was sworn in last January, it was clear to us that we were[Read More…]
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‘We Took Over Deeply Politicised Security Sector’
President Adama Barrow on Tuesday launched the Gambian government’s Security Sector Reform project. The news is contained in a statement issued by the President’s Press Director. President Barrow said: “When my administration was sworn in last January, it was clear to us that we were[Read More…]
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New Gambia, New Capital?
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