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Gambians herald 'new independence' after Jammeh defeat

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In tonight's show, we look at reactions to François Hollande's 'mic drop' moment and scour rumors about Manuel Valls preparing to run for the Socialist party's primaries. Gambians celebrate on Twitter after long time President Jammeh is beaten in elections. Finally, an Algerian minister for women's affair creates a Twitter storm by suggesting women in the public sector should forfeit their salaries to help steer the country through a financial crisis.

Added on the 02/12/2016 21:16:44 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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