Bir Kargaşa Haftası: Gambiya’da 30 Temmuz Ayaklanması

Year 2021, Volume: 4 Issue: 1, 1 - 29, 15.06.2021

Akpojevbe Omasanjuwa , Modu Lamın Tarro

https://doi.org/10.38000/juhis.752635

Cited By: 3

Abstract

Bu çalışma bağımsızlık öncesi ve sonrasında Gambiya’daki siyasi partilerin birleşmesini ve neredeyse rejimi deviren bir isyana kadar başkanlık ve parlamento seçimleri boyunca onların nasıl yola çıktığını açıklar. Çalışma aynı zamanda askeri darbelerin farklı çeşitlerinin sebeplerini ve Gambiya’daki durumla alakasını, sonrasında takip eden ayaklanmanın detaylı görgü tanıklığını inceler. Senegal güçlerinin istilasıyla ayaklanmayı bastırma ve teslim alınmış esas vaziyetle kanun ve nizamı yeniden kurma rolü oynandı. Bulgular ekonomik problemler, yolsuzluk ve oligarşi yönetiminin kayıtsız tavrı hükümeti devirme teşebbüsü sebeplerinin arasında gösterir.

Keywords

Gambiya, Askeri Darbe, Yolsuzluk, Demokrasi, Ayaklanma

A Week of Mayhem: The July 30 Insurgency in the Gambia

Abstract

The paper explains the emergence of political parties in The Gambia before and after independence and how they fared during presidential and parliamentary elections till an insurgency nearly toppled the regime. It also examines the causes of different types of coups, and relates it to the Gambian situation, thereafter a detailed eyewitness account of the insurgency followed. The role played by invading Senegalese forces in quelling the uprising and restoring law and order received attention. The findings show that economic problems, corruption, and carefree attitude of the ruling oligarchy were among the causes of the attempted overthrow.

Keywords

The Gambia, Military Coup D’état, Corruption, Democracy, Rebellion

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