US to return $2.5 million to The Gambia after sale of ex-president Jammeh's mansion

The United States has agreed to return $2.5 million to The Gambia, the proceeds of the sale of a mansion belonging to the country's former president Yahya Jammeh. This move comes after Jammeh's assets were seized following his exile from power. The return of these funds could help alleviate economic pressures in The Gambia, which has struggled with poverty and debt. The gesture may also improve relations between the US and The Gambia, a small West African nation.

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The United States is returning the proceeds of the sale of a property belonging to The Gambia's former president. This move is expected to boost The Gambia's economy and provide financial relief to the country.

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