Gambia: Baba Badjie Testifies in Land Dispute Between Two Families in Foni Chabai

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Gambia: Baba Badjie Testifies in Land Dispute Between Two Families in Foni Chabai

[Foroyaa] Baba Badjie, the principal complainant in the ongoing land dispute between the Badjie Kunda Family and the Sanyang Kunda Family of Chabai village, testified on Thursday, 10 April 2025, before the Bondali District Tribunal Court in Foni Bondali District.

Source: allAfrica.com

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