The President of Gambia lost the election. And then I decided to cancel them
Photo: Marco Longari / AFP / Scanpix / Leta In Gambia, in early December, presidential elections were held, at which, with an advantage of a little more than three percent, the opposition candidate Adam Barrow won. The current leader of Yaa Jamme, ruling in 1994, suffered an unexpected defeat - and, even more unexpected for this African country, recognized him and decided to peacefully transfer power to the winner. This is first.