20 women complete training on political leadership
Jan 19, 2021, 10:53 AM
Westminster Foundation for Democracy in partnership with Communities for Democracy has delivered training on effective communication for 20 female leaders in The Gambia.
Suso, a native of Niani in the Central River Region, according to reports, was taken into custody last Wednesday in Turkey.
According to authorities, his residential permit also expired since last year and has failed to renew it.
It could be recalled that The Gambia born recently issued an audio-recording two weeks ago, which went viral on social media, vowing to assassinate the First family during the upcoming campaigns.
Appearing on West Coast Radio’s flagship breakfast programme -‘Coffee Time’ with Peter Gomez, Government Spokesperson, Ebrima G. Sankareh, confirmed that Suso was recently arrested in Turkey.
Government Spokesman Sankareh couldn’t disclose in detail the diplomatic negotiations that may have led to the arrest of suspect.
However, he revealed that Suso was not going to be extradited; instead he will be tried in Turkey under Turkish law.
Westminster Foundation for Democracy in partnership with Communities for Democracy has delivered training on effective communication for 20 female leaders in The Gambia.
Senegalese Ministry of Health yesterday reported 518 positive cases of covid-19 with 18 deaths.
The chairman of the TRRC Dr. Lamin J. Sise, on Friday during the closing event of public hearings of the commission indicated that during the 871 days of work, The Gambia and the world heard from 392 witnesses, which the majority of whom were victims of atrocities meted out to innocent civilians by the State. He said the witnesses appearing before the Commission also included self-confessed perpetrators.