Breaking: Gambian troops get into rows as they get set to leave the country for Darfur

September 2, 2020

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Gambian troops have arrived at the Banjul International Airport to fly out to Darfur, Sudan for peacekeeping.

Troops numbering 132 will be leaving the country for Darfur in two batches on September 2 and September 23 respectively.

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It comes as 66 troops returned to the country Wednesday after their time in Darfur ended.

The Fatu Network’s Fatou Camara II is at the airport and she reports the departing soldiers are 66 in number, the same number as those that returned.

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Breaking: Gambian troops get into rows as they get set to leave the country for Darfur

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