In Dakar, the political landscape shifts as President Bassirou Diomaye Faye navigates turbulent waters. The recent invalidation of a constitutional reform by the Constitutional Council has triggered a new phase in his mandate. With the formation of a presidential party, the Head of State aims to consolidate his vision. Yet, will this strategy sway the opposition and win over Senegalese public opinion?
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