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Gambia's Jammeh declares to step down
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- 21 January, 2017
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Baku. 21 January. REPORT.AZ/ Gambian ex-president Yahya Jammeh says he would step down to keep peace in his country after 22 years in power, following last-chance talks with Guinea and Mauritania's presidents before a military intervention, Report informs citing the BBC.
In an announcement on state TV, he said, my decision was not dictated by anything else than the supreme interest of Gambian people.
Qambiyanın keçmiş prezidenti Yəhya Camme hakimiyyət uğrunda mübarizədən imtina edib
Экс-президент Гамбии Яхья Джамме отказался от борьбы за власть
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