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Aminata Touré

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Senegal: Constitutional reforms and legislative-executive rj

124 clusters · 179 sources · last updated

Latest: Senegal Prime Minister to address 2026 supplementary budget rejection

The Senegalese government is pursuing an amendment to Article 37 of the Constitution to expand mandatory asset declarations. Following the National Assembly’s passage of the amendment on August 16, 2026, Justice Minister

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Senegalese political developments under Ousmane Sonko

5 clusters · 32 sources · last updated

Latest: Senegal budget dispute triggers market volatility and political deadlock

Ousmane Sonko, President of the National Assembly and leader of the PASTEF party, remains a central figure in Senegalese politics. Following his election to the Assembly in October 2026, Sonko proposed five parliamentary

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Senegal political split deepens amid election delays

57 clusters · 153 sources · last updated

Latest: Kiiraay party appoints new communication and strategy heads

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s dismissal of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko in late May 2026 triggered a parliamentary crisis and a constitutional amendment barring a sitting president from heading a party. After Sonko,

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Senegalese political and economic scrutiny

18 clusters · 57 sources · last updated

Latest: Constitutional Council invalidates Senegal's organic law

Political controversy in Senegal has intensified regarding the management of special funds and broader economic policy. Former Prime Minister Aminata Touré has accused Ousmane Sonko of “pure malgovernance,” alleging that

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Senegal political party realignment

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Latest: Civic action in Conakry and political shifts in Senegal

Senegal is experiencing significant political restructuring and realignment within its major parties. Initially, several figures defected from the Alliance pour la République (APR) to join the presidential movement, Kiir

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