Kaïs Saïed emphasizes accountability in Tunisia as Senegalese political groups eye merger

In Tunisia, President Kaïs Saïed has emphasized the necessity of national accountability and an accessible education system. During meetings with legislative leaders, Saïed stated that accountability is a legitimate demand and that no individual should be granted immunity or exceptions in the pursuit of truth. He also stressed the importance of an equitable education system, calling for improved access to resources such as transport, meals, and school supplies to ensure social justice.

In Senegal, political movements Kiiraay and MAC/A are reportedly moving toward a potential merger. Discussions led by Kiiraay leadership and presidential advisors aim to unify supporters around national development goals. A decisive meeting is expected in Sendou to determine the specific modalities of this political rapprochement, which could significantly strengthen Kiiraay’s presence in the Dakar region.

Additionally, in Mbour, Senegal, Dominique Édouard Latyr Ndong has officially declared his candidacy for mayor. A founding member of the Kiiraay/Les Patriotes Républicains party, Ndong intends to leverage his experience as an entrepreneur and former military officer to support the presidential administration's agenda.