The Morning Call
Gambia heads to the polls today amid internet blackout. President Yahya Jammeh is facing what analysts are calling the biggest political challenge of his 22 years in power. Opposition parties are hopeful of defeating the incumbent. This is their first time in decades they are rallying behind a single candidate
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