Ousmane Sonko to address parliament amid growing scrutiny over governance
Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is set to take the floor at the National Assembly this Friday, May 22, 2026 for a pivotal session of parliamentary questions. The event marks a critical moment in the government’s accountability process, where lawmakers will directly challenge the Prime Minister on pressing public administration issues.
The session, held in the Assembly’s main chamber, provides a platform for deputies to assess the government’s performance on key national priorities. With public expectations rising, the Prime Minister will face direct inquiries on economic stability, social welfare, and institutional reforms—topics that have dominated recent debates.
As the head of government, Sonko will need to address concerns over policy execution and administrative efficiency. The session underscores the Assembly’s role in ensuring transparency and responsiveness in governance, particularly as the country navigates complex socio-economic challenges.
