what is your government doing about it?with your president being the richest
man in the gambia,he can at least do something.


>From: TOMBONG SAIDY <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Please, Help Me!
>Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 13:30:20 PST
>
>Hi Sloan,
>
>I was also thinking about the same subject. While Britain and other
>European
>countries and trying to help, we are not hearing anything from the other
>African countries and the AOU. The main items needed are helicopters and
>even though there are over one hundred helicopters among the countries
>surrounding Mozambique, none of them are seen out there trying to help. The
>OAU is also very silent about the whole thing and all these makes one
>wonders sometime as to what is going on.
>
>Why do we always have to wait for the West to come to our rescue? It is
>high
>time African Leasders, the OAU in particular to start solving African
>problem without waiting for the West to help.
>
>It is sad to watch the flood victims struggling to hold on to trees while
>many helicopters are in the Democratic Republic of Congo fighting an
>endless
>war. Celebrities in Britain are raising funds and had raised about $5
>million as of last night, but what are the African celebrities doing? What
>is the OAU doing? What is SADEC doing?
>
>
>PEACE
>
>TOMBONG
>
>
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