Crisis in the executive branch: Assessing the impact of the president–prime minister dispute on Senegal’s stability
[The Standard - The Gambia] - 26/11/2025
By Andrew Sylva For decades, Senegal has been celebrated as one of Africa’s most resilient democracies—an example of peaceful transitions, institutional maturity, and political tolerance. But in recent times, unsettling tremors have shaken the very foundations of this reputation. The (…)
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[The Standard] - 17/11/2025
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