Foreign News
Gambia: Senegalese Troops Reach Border, Set to Attack Jammeh
Senegalese troops have moved towards the Gambian border and are ready to force President Yahya Jammeh to stand down.
“We are ready and are awaiting the
deadline at midnight,” Col Abdou Ndiaye, a spokesman for the Senegalese military was quoted as saying by Reuters.
Senegal had given Jammeh a Wednesday midnight deadline, after Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, mandated the country, which surrounds The Gambia, to spearhead military intervention.
Yahaya has indicated intention to stay on as he imposed a 90-day state of emergency.
Parliament backed him by granting the three months extension of tenure, to stop President-elect Adama Barrow from being sworn in on Thursday.
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