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    ‘African tribe’ move camp over small fence during eviction from Jedburgh woodland

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    By James Cheyne

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    'African tribe' move camp over small fence during eviction from Jedburgh woodland

    Ghanaian Kofi Offeh, 36, and Jean Gasho, 42, who is originally from Zimbabwe, first arrived in the Jedburgh area in the spring.

    Describing themselves as King Atehehe and Queen Nandi, they set up camp on a hillside above the town in the Scottish Borders.

    They were joined by “handmaiden” Kaura Taylor, from Texas, who calls herself Asnat.

    The officials, who were supported by four police officers, remained on site for about 90 minutes on Tuesday, by which time the their tents had been dismantled and their possessions packed up.

    The three members of the group remained in the woodland but moved a few metres from their previous encampment to the other side a of a wire fence.

    The group would not directly comment when asked by BBC Scotland what had happened.

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