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Senegalese Call for Change – Insights from Political Analyst Mamadou Lamine Sarr

Gambiaj.com – Mamadou Lamine Sarr, a political science professor at the Cheikh-Hamidou-Kane digital university in Dakar, has shared interesting insights into the overwhelming victory of Bassirou Diomaye Faye in the first round of the presidential election in Senegal. Sarr noted that while some expected a victory in the second round, the mobilization of the electorate led to Faye’s undisputed win.

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Sonko Warns Against Gambians, Guineans and Mauritanians Voting in Senegal

Gambiaj.com – Ousmane Sonko, the leader of Senegal’s largest opposition party, has issued a stern warning to non-Senegalese citizens attempting to travel from neighboring countries, including The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, and Mauritania, to cast ballots in the ongoing presidential election. Sonko described such actions as serious violations that could lead Senegalese youths to protect their voting preferences.

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Senegal Presidential Elections: Ousmane Sonko Calls for Calm and High Voter Turnout

Gambiaj.com – Voting began at eight o’clock this Sunday at the HLM Néma polling center in Ziguinchor, better known as the ‘Ecole des Filles.’ It was at this voting center that the leader of the former PASTEF party, Ousmane Sonko, cast his vote. Sonko urged his supporters not to succumb to provocation, citing information indicating a plan to instigate violence in the areas of Mbacké and Bawol to disrupt the voting process.

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Understanding the Vote in Senegal’s 24th March Presidential Election

GambiaJ.com – Approximately 7.3 million Senegalese voters (out of 18 million inhabitants) are expected to cast their votes on Sunday, 24th March 2024, to elect the country’s fifth president. Gambiaj.com provides an overview of the Senegalese rules and procedures that registered voters must be familiar with on Sunday election.

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