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Gambia: NPP Sweeps Jarra, Loses Kiang

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[The Point] LRR -- The National People's Party (NPP) swept the polls in all the three constituencies in Jarra, Lower River Region (LRR) in the Legislative Election but lost Kiang to UDP and an independent candidate.

Source: allAfrica.com

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