In the Gambia, the National Assembly has summoned over a dozen individuals as part of its investigation into the sale of assets belonging to former President Yahya Jammeh.

The inquiry aims to assess the legality, handling, and transparency of the asset transactions that followed Jammeh’s exit from power. Public hearings are set to begin in early July.

The committee has been given 120 days to complete its work and deliver recommendations that could have far-reaching implications for accountability and governance in the country.

This marks another step in Gambia’s broader effort to confront past abuses and restore public trust in state institutions.