The National Assembly has delivered a decisive verdict on the constitutional reform bill, approving amendments proposed by the parliamentary majority led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko while rejecting those from the executive branch. This move has intensified the already strained relationship between the government and the legislature, signaling heightened political friction in a critical moment for Senegal.
Economy Gabon’s global transparency test: a turning point for governance By Editor-in-Chief June 19, 2026 56 No comment Libreville, June 19, 2026 — When a United Nations technical team arrives in Libreville at the end of June, they won’t just be reviewing documents. Gabon is preparing to undergo one of the world’s most rigorous assessments […]
Oumar Sarr questions the perplexing dynamic between president Diomaye Faye and prime minister Ousmane Sonko Oumar Sarr, a prominent former minister and key figure within the Front for the Defense of Democracy and the Republic (FDR), has openly voiced his concerns regarding the seemingly strained relationship between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Prime Minister Ousmane […]
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko is scheduled to appear before the National Assembly this Friday at 10:00 GMT for a pivotal session addressing current government affairs. This significant institutional engagement provides a critical platform to scrutinize the government’s performance, tackle pressing macroeconomic challenges, and shed light on the prevailing political atmosphere. This highly anticipated encounter […]
