Pa Nderry Keep It up because you spent more than three hours compiling these Interviews by using your own money.Here we are again an International US based paper has sent the message out there.Wait and see what the outcome will be.
  No more talking. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.
  Down the road there is a point where Journalism will be complimented by actions.
  And that point has been Identified.Yaya will know where destiny lies as soon as possible God willing!
  Yaya stay the brave man and we will stay the teachers on ACTION.
  This is the latest and Yaya I swear by Allah you will see.
  Please visit the VOA column day break Africa.Gambians the VOA would not have given us their microphones if we were subversive.Yaya will learn that he is the BANDIT but not Halifa,OJ,Darboe,Waa,Hamat and others.
  Wasalaam!

                              Gambia Arrests Opposition Leaders    By James Butty
Washington
16 November 2005
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  Gambian security forces have arrested three opposition leaders. A government press release accused them of involvement in subversive and anti-state activities.
  Ousaninu Darbo is a lawyer and leader of the opposition United Democratic Party in the Gambia. He told English to Africa reporter James Butty the government claims are vague.  Mr. Darbo says the three opposition leaders arrested are Hamat Bah, leader of the National Reconciliation Party; Omar Jallow of the People's Progressive Party of ex-president Sir Dauda Jawara; and Kalifa Sallah of the People’s Democratic Organization for Independence and Socialism Party. Mr. Darbo, quoting the government press release Tuesday night, says the three opposition leaders were arrested as part of the police investigation of opposition involvement in subversive activities and threats to national security.  He says these claims are nebulous allegations by a dictator trying to get rid of his opponents. Mr. Darbo says the opposition has written to President Yahya Jammeh asking him to provide evidence of subversive activities by the opposition or else apologize.
  The Gambia is slated to host the African Union summit as well as conduct presidential election next year. Mr. Darbo says that by arresting the opposition leaders, President Jammeh has amply demonstrated to peers in Africa that he does not deserve the honor of hosting the Africa Union summit. He hopes that other African leaders, who are interested in ensuring that democracy flourishes in Africa, will take action. Mr. Darbo says Gambian democracy is turning sour, and that these recent arrests are examples of what will happen to the Gambian opposition in the run-up to the presidential election.
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