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The Gambia to pay reparations to ex-dictator’s victims from sale of US mansion

The Gambia confirmed it received $2.5m from the sale of a US mansion belonging to former president Jammeh.

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The Gambia to pay reparations to ex-dictator’s victims from sale of US mansion

The Gambia confirmed it received $2.5m from the sale of a US mansion belonging to former president Jammeh.

Source: Al Jazeera ›

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