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Gambia: Jammeh's magic anti-AIDS potion did not exist
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Gambia: Jammeh's magic anti-AIDS potion did not exist

Yahya Jammeh claimed he would rule Gambia for a billion years. The head of State also claimed he would treat a range of diseases including asthma, infertility and HIV/AIDS. The later “treatment”, which started in 2007, is now being brought back to the fore by testimonies before the country’s Truth Commission. 
By Mustapha K. Darboe
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