Johannesburg, 23 January 2017 – A special adviser to The Gambia's new president, Adama Barrow, says millions are missing from state coffers.
This as the country awaits the return of Barrow following the departure of former president Yahya Jammeh at the weekend.
This as the country awaits the return of Barrow following the departure of former president Yahya Jammeh at the weekend.
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