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Over 200 assets of exiled former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh have been frozen in The Gambia. The first major anti-corruption move by the government of Adama Barrow.
The former dictator is believed to have stolen 50 million dollars from state coffers before leaving for exile in Equatorial Guinea in January. Could this be a witch hunt against the former leader?
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