Gambia channels proceeds from Jammeh's seized US mansion to victims' reparations

The Gambian government confirmed receipt of $2.5 million from the sale of former President Yahya Jammeh's Maryland mansion, with funds earmarked for victims of his rule. This marks a tangible step in asset recovery and reparations, though the total scale of Jammeh's alleged loot and the full compensation scope remain uncertain. The development signals continued international cooperation in pursuing ill-gotten assets linked to authoritarian regimes.

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