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Editorial: Gambia Accused Of Killing Senegalese Religious Leader!

Freedom Newspaper "There are disturbing allegations reaching our news desk at this hour. The Gambian Government has been accused of spearheading the gruesome murder of the Senegalese religious leader Sheriff Samsudeen Hydara. While we treat such accusations as mere allegations, the onus lies on the authorities in Banjul to clear its image on such wild allegations. Banjul must convince the authorities in Dakar that it have no hands in such cowardly and dastardly act. It should also help the Senegalese investigators to apprehend the perpetrators of such an heinous crime."

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