unraveling the pastef party’s internal dynamics in Senegal A deep dive into the intricate political landscape surrounding the Pastef party reveals significant internal dynamics. Prominent figures like Ousmane Sonko, Diomaye, and Abass Fall are central to these unfolding narratives, offering critical insights into the current state of Senegalese politics. WeContinue Reading

National dialogue initiative earns praise from ASP Director General Seydina Oumar Touré, Director General of Senegal’s Agency for Security and Proximity (ASP), has publicly endorsed President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s national dialogue initiative, emphasizing its vital role in preserving Senegal’s stability amid political tensions. In a statement released today, he calledContinue Reading

In a move that blends political calculation with calculated withdrawal, former President Laurent Gbagbo has announced his formal exit from the leadership of Côte d’Ivoire’s PPA-CI party. Yet observers note how this departure is more symbolic than substantive—maintaining his influence over the party’s future trajectory while stepping back from day-to-dayContinue Reading

Despite democratic advances, gender representation in Senegal faces persistent challenges Senegal, long recognized as a democratic model in West Africa, continues to grapple with significant underrepresentation of women in local governance structures. Recent data reveals sobering figures: out of 558 communes nationwide, only 18 are led by women mayors, whileContinue Reading

This Friday, Ousmane Sonko will address the National Assembly in Dakar, stepping into the political spotlight amid intense national debate. The occasion marks the traditional session of Questions to the Government, a platform where elected officials scrutinize executive actions. However, this time, the stakes are higher than ever, following theContinue Reading

The arrest of politician Ndiaga Seck continues to provoke considerable public debate. He faces charges for alleged «acts against nature» and was indicted on Monday by the investigative judge of Louga’s first chamber before being sent to prison. Amidst this development, some online users and social media publications are endeavoringContinue Reading

On Friday, May 22, 2026, Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko will deliver a statement before the National Assembly during a pivotal session of parliamentary questions, a cornerstone of democratic oversight. This engagement provides lawmakers with a platform to scrutinize government policies and demand accountability on pressing national issues. Parliamentary accountabilityContinue Reading