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Gambia probes coup attempt and arrests more soldiers

A street in The Gambian capital Banjul.

A street in The Gambian capital Banjul. The Gambia on Tuesday set up an "investigative panel" and gave it 30 days to report back on last week's coup attempt following the arrest of more soldiers. PHOTO | AFP

By  AFP

Banjul

The Gambia on Tuesday set up an "investigative panel" and gave it 30 days to report back on last week's coup attempt following the arrest of more soldiers.

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