 In Gambia's Pre-Crisis phase of political evolution (February 18, 1965-October 26, 1980), after the PPP political party won the elections, the Movement for Justice in Africa – Gambia (MOJA-Gambia) was established by Koro Sallah in 1979 as part of the response to the PPP.However, during the Crisis Phase (October 27, 1980-February 8, 1985), President Jawara banned two opposition groups, MOJA-Gambia and the Gambia Socialist Revolutionary Party (GSRP) headed by Pingon Georges, for their involvement in the rebellion on November 1, 1980.Degenhardt's Revolutionary and Dissident Movements states that the group was under investigation by the authorities for the burning of boats in Gambian ports and that the founder of Moja-G, Koro Sallah, was killed in an attempted coup in July 1981.