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21 September 2026

Former ‘death squad’ leader appears in military trial in The Gambia

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Source reporting: Al Jazeera English

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Former ‘death squad’ leader appears in military trial in The Gambia

Sanna Manjang faces court for deserting army in 2017 after end of Jammeh's 20-year rule.

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