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Radio Wales,2 mins

Charity describes how The Gambia's political crisis has affected people

Radio Wales News at One

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The political crisis in The Gambia has seen several attempts to convince the defeated president, Yahya Jammeh, to step down. The man who won the disputed election, Adama Barrow, was sworn at the country's embassy in neighbouring Senegal. West African troops threatened to intervene. Because of the Gambian crisis, emergency flights returned thousands of British tourists to the UK. Barbara Connell is the co-trustee of the Kotu Trust -- a charity that supports children and families in The Gambia. She spoke to us on the day Adama Barrow was due to be sworn in...

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