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.
Ousmane Sonko’s recent visit to Touba and Mbacké proved to be a pivotal moment, offering him a significant political platform to deliver a series of striking indictments. Following the launch rally for the party card sales campaign, the Pastef leader convened another gathering in “Ngacc.” There, he initiated his address with a forceful condemnation of […]
Niamey, 27 juillet 2026 – Le gouvernement veut faire du futur Collège scientifique de Niamey un établissement de référence pour la formation des élites scientifiques du pays. Dans cette perspective, la ministre de l’Éducation nationale, de l’Alphabétisation et de la Promotion des Langues, Dr Élisabeth Shérif, s’est rendue ce lundi matin sur le chantier de […]
In Senegal, openly criticizing Ousmane Sonko has become a high-stakes gamble, particularly as his supporters wield significant influence online. Civil society leaders and journalists have raised alarms about the growing climate of intimidation shaping public discourse in the country. Those who dare to challenge Sonko’s positions often face aggressive smear campaigns on social media, orchestrated […]
