The Gambia

Can The Pentagon Win When Putsch Comes To Shove?

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Teen Boy Is Only Survivor Of Shipwreck That Killed 146 Migrants

It's a tragically common storyline in the central Mediterranean.
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Gambians Return To Their Homeland With Hopes Of Reform

By Sanna Camara & Preethi Nallu, Refugees Deeply

West African Troops Enter Gambia's Capital After Dictator's Departure

The country's new president said Yahya Jammeh appears to have left the state coffers behind empty.
By Tim Cocks and Diadie Ba, Reuters

Gambia's Dictator Jammeh Flees Country After Stepping Down

He is likely headed to live in exile.
By Reuters

Senegal Sends Troops Into Gambia In Support of New President

The incumbent leader has been in power since 1994 and has refused to concede.
By Reuters

Gambia Voted To Oust Its Dictator, But He Isn't Going Quietly

Fears are growing over what will happen when Yahya Jammeh's presidency expires this week.
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How Women In Gambia Are Recycling Trash Into An Income

Women travel as far as 12 miles to learn these skills.
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