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'African tribe' camping in Scottish woods stays put despite council's eviction deadline
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September 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelA self-styled "African tribe" that is camping in woodland in Scotland is staying put despite an eviction notice from the local council.
The so-called Kingdom of Kubala was ordered to vacate the land on the outskirts of Jedburgh by 12pm on Monday, after Scottish Borders Council began legal action to evict them.
Sky's Connor Gillies speaks to the leader Kofi Offeh, the self-proclaimed "King Atehene", his wife Jean Gasho, who calls herself "Queen Nandi", and "handmaiden" Kaura Taylor, who calls herself "Asnat".
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Scottish Borders CouncilSky's Connor GilliesKofi OffehKing AteheneJean GashoQueen NandiKaura TaylorAsnat Read
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