The United States has issued a new press release through its embassy in Dakar, expressing support for the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) call to put pressure on President Macky Sall of Senegal to restore the country’s presidential election calendar.
In a recent diplomatic exchange, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia received a written message from President Adama Barrow of The Gambia. The content of the message remains undisclosed, leaving many to speculate about the topics discussed between the two leaders.
President Adama Barrow has agreed to meet with all political party leaders on Monday to discuss the political environment for sustainable
The CEO of Le Témoin, Mamadou Oumar Ndiaye (MON), has shed light on some hidden details of the institutional crisis in Senegal that led to the postponement of the presidential election. In his article titled ‘What transition after April 2?’, MON reveals a power struggle within the ruling party between President Macky Sall and his supporters and the Prime Minister-candidate and their supporters.
Chief Justice Hassan Jallow has appointed Justices Sidi K. Jobarteh and Ebrima Jaiteh to the newly established Special Criminal Division of the High Court, as per judicial sources speaking with The Standard Newspaper. The division was established on January 26th of this year.
The United States has expressed deep concern over the postponement of Senegal’s presidential election, originally scheduled for February 25, 2024.
The United Democratic Party (UDP) has voiced deep concern over President Macky Sall’s decision to postpone Senegal’s presidential elections, originally scheduled for February 25, 2024.
After gendarmes evacuated opposition deputies, Senegal’s National Assembly unanimously adopted on Monday, February 5, the proposal to postpone the presidential election to December 15, 2024, and to allow the incumbent president to remain in power until a new president takes office.
Senegal’s parliament is meeting to consider the postponement of presidential elections announced by President Macky Sall, a move that has plunged the country into crisis. Monday’s session is happening after a day of violent street protests in the capital Dakar – during which at least one senior opposition figure was arrested – and growing international concern.
Senegal’s President announced on Saturday the indefinite postponement of the presidential election scheduled for February 25, following the opening of a
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