TRENDING NOW: Bassirou Diomaye Faye Elected Fifth President of Senegal on March 24, 2024 🇸🇳
Recently, the President of Senegal has explored the legal avenues to dissolve the National Assembly due to the absence of a majority from his political party. This move has sparked heated debates and raised concerns about the implications of granting the president the authority to dissolve a democratically elected legislative body. The Power to Dissolve […]
Senegal has stepped onto the global energy stage with its inaugural oil production, marking a historic milestone for the West African nation. The commencement of two pivotal projects, the Sangomar field and the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) liquefied natural gas (LNG) venture, signals Senegal’s debut in the oil and gas sector. However, as the nation […]
This editorial piece is designed to provide a nuanced perspective that acknowledges the concerns of the Senegalese people while also highlighting the strategic advantages of General Kandé’s new role. It aims to foster understanding and support for what could be a pivotal development in Senegal’s military diplomacy.
A Nation Betrayed: Corruption and Embezzlement at the Highest Levels  Since President Bassirou Diomaye Faye assumed office, our nation has been plunged into a disconcerting reality. Corruption and embezzlement have permeated the highest echelons of power.President Faye promptly ordered the revelation of these findings by the Cour des Comptes—an independent institution with the primary mission […]
The decision to sell the Sabodola mine was the most heart-breaking action the government of Senegal has ever taken. This national resource, protected by law, has been taken away from generations of Senegalese to come!
Ownership breakdown of the Sabodola-Massawa gold mine:
Endeavour Mining: 90% ownership
Government of Senegal: 10% ownership
In this analytical exploration, we delve into recent developments in Senegal’s political landscape. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who campaigned on promises of radical reform, has appointed a cabinet filled with fresh faces. However, the situation has taken an unexpected turn. Key positions that were supposed to be opened to the public have instead been filled by party loyalists. As a result, accusations of broken promises are swirling, and the public is closely scrutinizing the government’s actions.
In Senegal, a legal paradox is unfolding along the picturesque coastline. Despite laws that designate the land around the sea as public domain, a construction boom is transforming these once communal spaces into private properties. In this analytical exploration, we delve into the situation and provide recommendations on how to address this complex issue.
Dakar, Senegal — The Pastef party’s electoral victory in 2024 was met with hope and anticipation. Senegalese citizens, both at home and abroad, believed that change was on the horizon. The party had promised transparency, merit-based appointments, and opportunities for the diaspora. However, reality soon shattered those dreams. The Broken Promise The Pastef party had pledged […]
As Senegal stands on the brink of a new era in its oil, gas, and mining sectors, it is imperative to reflect on the broader implications of foreign investment and ownership in these industries. While the expertise and capital brought in by international companies are invaluable, it is equally crucial for Senegal to harness its own human and natural resources to foster sustainable development.
Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the newly elected president of Senegal, has wasted no time in setting his agenda. In one of his first announcements, he promised to conduct an audit of the country’s mining, oil, and gas sectors, as well as to renegotiate contracts that he and his mentor, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, believe to be
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