By The Soldier

Pa, This is The Soldier again. My able boss permission to write!!! Pa And fellow Gambians according to reliable sources close to the delegation traveling with dictator Jammeh, dictator Jammeh is scheduled to undergo brain cancer surgery tomorrow. Fellow GAMBIANS, this is TRUE and The Soldier is appealing to you to believe this. Dictator Jammeh has finally agreed to undergo surgery tomorrow at 10:00 O' clock in Paris. This bombshell is causing shock waves amongst the Jammeh family and top officials in the government. They don't know if dictator Jammeh will survive or not. The family is praying and crying, they don't know what the future holds. Are they going to be attacked or arrested when dictator Jammeh does not survive this surgery.

By The Soldier

Pa, This is The Soldier again. Permission to write my able boss. My able boss thank you for the extra allowance. All the FREEDOMNEWSPAPER agents received their December salary. Civil servants in the Gambia are yet to receive their November Salary. So once again thank you for the promotion and the dollars you sent us. We are recruiting more agents.

Pa as you rightly reported dictator Jammeh is currently in Kanilai and is very angry and confused. The people in France did not allow him to see a doctor and did not get his medicine. He is now depending on the Cuban doctors and the medicine devil Zeinab get from America. They are also planning to bring the French doctors to Gambia.

Wednesday, 11 December 2013 20:43

(JollofNews) – A court in the Gambia has granted bail to a senior military officer and two men accused of stealing President Yahya Jammeh’s cows.
 
Lt. Colonel Solo Bojang, Gibril Bojang and Anineh Jammeh, were given a D1 million bail by Magistrate S.K. Jobarteh of the Brikama Magistrate’s Court.

Despite efforts by the prosecution to keep the men in remand, Magistrate Jobarteh said the offence the men are charge with is a bailable one and it would be a breach of their constitutional rights to deny them bail.

The men, who were both working for Yahya Jammeh at his Kanilai Family Farm, were said to have nicked nine cows valued at D180, 000 in October.

Yahya Jammeh Blames External Forces For Africa’s Wars

Tuesday, 10 December 2013 17:26

(JollofNews) – President Yahya Jammeh of the Gambia has accused foreign governments and multinational companies of jeopardising peace and stability in Africa.
 
He said for sustainable peace and security to hold in Africa, the West must desist from perpetually blaming Africans and their leaders and take a stance especially under the auspices of the UN to end the proxy wars that are being fought by external powers in the continent.

Gambia's Presidential Affairs Minister Warns Public Servants Leaking Information Saying "Access To Information Should Now Be Need To Know Basis."

"Access to official information should be need to know basis," a rather desperate SG and Presidential Affairs Minister Momodou Sabally warns civil servants and members of the security forces during a GRTS appearance last night. Sabally also talks about what he calls some "dishonest and unpatriotic" workers leaking information to foreign media houses hostile to the regime. He warns that such folks, who are in the business of leaking "sensitive state information" should be aware of the implications of their actions. He said anyone caught leaking info to the enemy would live to regret it.