The Gambia to pay Yahya Jammeh victims from the proceeds of the ex-president's seized US mansion
- On Tuesday, the Gambia Reparations Commission said it was "pleased to inform victims, survivors and the public that it has received a total of $2,573,414.10" from the sale of Jammeh's property.
- It said it was committed to ensuring the funds were managed responsibly and transparently, "with due regard to the rights and needs of victims and survivors".
- Jammeh lost to Adama Barrow in the election of 2016, first accepting defeat and then rejecting the results.
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- On Tuesday, the Gambia Reparations Commission said it was "pleased to inform victims, survivors and the public that it has received a total of $2,573,414.10" from the sale of Jammeh's property.
- It said it was committed to ensuring the funds were managed responsibly and transparently, "with due regard to the rights and needs of victims and survivors".
- Jammeh lost to Adama Barrow in the election of 2016, first accepting defeat and then rejecting the results.
Sources: BBC News