Readers:

Find below an e-mail I received yesterday from an impeccable source in The
Gambia.

Ebrima




>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: This appears to be only the beginning
>Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 19:50:40 +0000
>
>
>
>Coach,
>Things have gotten quiet down a bit since the chaos of this morning.  The
>worrying part is that Baaba Jobe was manning the Oyster Creek Bridge this
>morning directing traffic.  Why?  More later.
>
>An Armed Forces insider told me, just the other day, that the army is now
>solidly against Yahya.  The question now appears to be when will they make
>their move.
>
>Meanwhile, Lang Tombong Tamba, the Head of the State Guards who was
>relieved of his duties a couple of weeks ago, has absconded.  He is
>suspected to be in Senegal.  Others have placed his whereabouts in  the
>USA. More to come.  In the interim, the Army is at stand by at the Bakau
>Depot.
>

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