Senegal court delays verdict in forged signature case involving Ousmane Sonko
The Correctional Court in Dakar has postponed the ruling in the forged signature case tied
Year: 2026
Falsification of Ousmane Sonko’s signature: accused remains in custody
The Criminal Court of Dakar has deferred its verdict in the case involving the alleged
Falsification of Ousmane Sonko’s signature: accused remains in custody
Trial postponed in signature forgery case involving former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko The criminal court
Sénégal : la réforme du Pastef retoquée, Sonko fragilisé
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Sénégal : la réforme du Pastef retoquée, Sonko fragilisé
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Senegal political crisis as constitutional council blocks pastef reforms
The Constitutional Council of Senegal has dealt a fresh blow to Ousmane Sonko by rejecting
Senegal high court blocks pastef reforms, sonko’s position weakens
The Constitutional Council of Senegal has struck down the institutional reforms proposed by the ruling
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Ivory coast secures record investment surge for national development plan
Côte d’Ivoire celebrates unprecedented financial mobilization for future growth President Alassane Ouattara expressed his satisfaction
Côte d’Ivoire : Alassane Ouattara Confirme Engagement Financier Record de 47 Milliards de F CFA
« Je me félicite de ce succès qui témoigne de la confiance que la communauté
Côte d’Ivoire: Alassane Ouattara celebrates record-breaking $47 billion investment
President Alassane Ouattara expressed his satisfaction with the record-breaking mobilisation of over $47 billion in
Sénégal and Togo: contrasting visions of constitutional authority
In the evolving landscape of West African governance, Senegal and Togo present sharply contrasting models