Matty Jobe2025-10-29T17:08:40+00:00In April 2016, the blood of Solo Sandeng watered the seeds of Gambia's democratic revolution. His death under torture, alongside the brutal arrest of fellow UDP protesters demanding electoral reforms, ignited a fire that consumed a 22-year dictatorship. By December 2016, the people had voted out Yahya Jammeh and placed their hope in Adama Barrow, who promised a new dawn of fair elections and robust democratic institutions.