Yep,
Just like he brought peace to Guinea, Iam sure they need his expertise and
wisdom to solve their problem. Professor Jammeh is a unique leader in Africa
and will surely be part of Africa's history books. We should all be proud of
him
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Laye Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> http://www.focus-fen.net/index.php?id=n257238
>
> Senegal seeks Gambia help to end Casamance crisis
> 17 August 2011 | 00:23
>
> Banjul. Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade called on his Gambian
> counterpart Yahya Jammeh Tuesday to help solve his government's
> decades-old conflict with separatists in Casamance, AFP reported.
> Gambia is a narrow strip of land wedged inside Senegal, almost
> dividing it in two, with a large northern half including the capital
> Dakar and the smaller region of Casamance to the south.
> "I have done my part to end the crisis in Casamance but no avail,"
> said Wade, during a visit to the Gambian capital Banjul, where he held
> talks with Jammeh.
> "Senegal and Gambia are one people and that is why I want my brother
> President Jammeh to intervene so that there will be peace in
> Casamance," Wade said.
> The Senegalese president said that demobilised former separatist
> fighters from the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MDFC)
> were being prevented from returning to civilian life by holdout
> rebels.
> Wade also urged Jammed to hand over any Senegalese dissident in
> Gambia, which is home to thousands of refugees from Casamance and is
> believed to harbour members of the MDFC.
> Jammeh assured Wade of his readiness to cooperate as soon as the holy
> Muslim fasting month of Ramadan ends.
> "Solving the crisis in Casamance is in the best interest of the two
> countries. Gambia will never be a safe haven for Senegalese
> dissidents," Jammeh assured Wade.
> Negotiations are deadlocked between the Senegalese goverment and the
> MFDC, which was founded in 1982 and comprises a variety of political
> and military factions.
> The signature in December 2004 of a peace deal failed to end the violence.
> At least 19 Senegalese troops and an unknown number of rebels have
> died in a fresh surge of violence since December 2010.
>
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> -Laye
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