Sky News Correspondent Did A Wonderful Job For Exposing Jammeh's Madness!

"The statement by Fadzai Gwarazimba, the UNDP co-ordinator in the Gambia, quoted by Emma Hurd, is irresponsible and most unexpected from a UNDP resident representative as her statement is not based on any perceived sexual behaviour pattern by people of this country."says The Daily Observer.

Few weeks ago, the Sky News TV correspondent in South Africa Emma Hurd contacted the Managing Editor of the Freedom Newspaper asking the Editor to help her with an independent minded Gambian journalist  to work with them during their proposed visit to the Gambia. Ms.Hurd  was planning to visit Banjul, at the material time in a bid to interview President Yahya Jammeh who claimed to have cure for aids. The British born journalist was eager to pursue the story. She believes that the  story on Jammeh's aids cure claims needs to be covered and was determined to travel to the Gambia. Our Interview with Demba Ali Jawo  inspired her more to pursue the story. Our Editor responded by giving her some contact persons in the Gambia, who could help to facilitate her mission to be successful. Ms.Emma Hurd did a brilliant work by proving Jammeh wrong on his aids cure. The journalist was very focused while at the state house and  had succeeded in exposing Jammeh's lies on aids cure. We invite you to visit this link to listen to Emma's interview with Jammeh:Sky.com/news Angered by the journalist's revelations on Jammeh's "aids cure hoax" the government mouth piece Newspaper, the Daily Observer issued a damning editorial accusing Emma of "misinformation" doubting the President's ability to cure aids. The Observer was also not happy with the comments made by the UNDP representative in the Gambia who was equally critical of Jammeh's fake aids cure. The representative was quoted as saying that the government propaganda was likely going promote risky behaviours in the country.