Is Senegal back on the path to stability?

Nine months ago, a series of violent protests erupted in Senegal, often hailed as Africa’s most stable democracy. The turmoil stemmed from former President Macky Sall’s refusal to call elections and the imprisonment of leading opposition figure Ousmane Sonko on corruption charges. The unrest claimed the lives of many, pushing the country to the brink of chaos. But it forced Macky Sall to back down and with a recent election concluded and Bassirou Diomaye Faye set to become the youngest leader of the country, will Senegal be able to navigate its way back to stability?
Guests
Mayecor Sar
Former Senegalese Government Adviser
Bamba Ndiaye
Assistant Professor of African Studies at the Emory University
Ousmane Sene
Director of the West African Research Center
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Informative and shows the lack of accountability and answerability by ruling elitesand shows the chasm between the wishes of Everyday People and the actions of ruling elites doing so without authority

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Senegal Should Join BRICS Group Of Countries And SCO. BRI And The AIIB I.agree with Revitalise Agriculture Sector Job Creation. Reject free-market ideology mont petering society and anything from Austrian schools of economics Chicago school of economics corporatism globalisation deregulation privatisation these and international Murder fund I.m.f prescriptions will see Senegal will disintegrate

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