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Highlights: Senegal has been plunged into what is probably the most serious political crisis in the last twelve years. For the first time since 1963, the country will not hold its presidential election on time. How did we get here? A reminder of the facts by Laurent Correau, editor-in-chief of RFI's Africa service. The full interview will be broadcast on RFI Africa on February 3, 2024 at 8pm GMT. For more information, visit the RFI African Service website.
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Crisis in Senegal: how did we get here?
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Senegal, February 2024. © AFP
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Since February 3, 2024, Senegal has been plunged into what is probably the most serious political crisis in the last twelve years. For the first time since 1963, the country will not hold its presidential election on time. How did we get here ? A reminder of the facts by Laurent Correau, editor-in-chief of RFI's Africa service.
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