Halifa Sallah has reacted positively to the idea of a coalition of opposition parties to challenge the governing National People’s Party (NPP) grand coalition in next year’s presidential election, but said he cannot outrightly say whether PDOIS will join a coalition. “I cannot say whether PDOIS will enter a coalition[Read More…] Halifa Sallah has reacted positively to the idea of a coalition of opposition parties to challenge the governing National People’s Party (NPP) grand coalition in next year’s presidential election, but said he cannot outrightly say whether PDOIS will join a coalition. “I cannot say whether PDOIS will enter a coalition[Read More…] Gambia News | JollofNews
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