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Gambia to send peacekeepers

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    The Gambian parliament has approved the deployment of between 100 and 150 troops to take part in an ECOMOG peacekeeping force for Guinea Bissau, news organisations reported. The 600-strong force, which also comprises contingents from Benin, Niger and Togo, is due to take over from Senegalese and Guinean peacekeepers next month.

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