Gambia politics: Adama Barrow appoints his cabinet
By AlJazeera
01 February 2017 |
3:21 am
Gambia's new President Adama Barrow has finally appointed his cabinet and many say the first order of business should be justice for victims of the former president Yahya Jammeh's rule.
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