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The Senegalese government has officially introduced the Senegal Debt Treatment Plan (PTDS), marking a decisive phase in its active debt management strategy aimed at stabilizing public finances and ensuring long-term economic sustainability.
The Senegalese government retains equity stakes ranging from 5% to 88% in twelve of the country's twenty-nine commercial banks, highlighting continued state involvement in the financial sector.
The Senegalese government has reversed its stance, announcing it will now support former president Macky Sall's candidacy to succeed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres when his term concludes.
Senegal's former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko was elected as the new parliament speaker, defying the president's wishes after his recent dismissal. This development deepens the power struggle within the Senegalese government.
Thierno Bocoum has expressed skepticism regarding the Senegalese government's capacity to effectively implement the conclusions reached during the National Dialogue.
A 10-hour meeting between the Senegalese government and transport companies, intended to resolve issues, reportedly ended in a fiasco, with no agreement reached.
Al-Qaeda-linked militants launched complex terrorist attacks targeting military bases in Mali. These attacks prompted condemnation from international bodies like ECOWAS and countries including Saudi Arabia and Senegal, who also called for regional unity.
The Senegalese government has released a report detailing its achievements over the past year in areas such as employment, wages, and social reintegration programs.
The Senegalese government and education unions have signed a landmark agreement aimed at ensuring social peace in the education sector.
The Senegalese government has issued a response regarding the status and welfare of 80 Senegalese military children currently residing outside of the country.
Drivers for "Allo Dakar" are urging the Senegalese government to implement regulations for carpooling services in the city.
Aliko Dangote has transferred a 10% ownership stake in his cement subsidiary to the Senegalese government. This move clarifies the reasons behind the significant business transaction.
Papa Déthié Diouf shared insights on what the Senegalese government's ambition for digital transformation should entail under the framework of a new technological deal.
Yassine Fall, Senegal's Minister of Justice, stated that the Senegalese government was shocked by a recent decision made by the Confederation of African Football (CAF).
The Senegalese government has reaffirmed its firm commitment to providing support for the national airline, Air Senegal, and the Blaise Diagne International Airport (AIBD), emphasizing its dedication to the air transport sector.
Thierno Bocoum has launched a scathing attack on the Senegalese government, expressing shame over the country's perceived degradation.
Professor Amath Ndiaye provides an analysis exposing the weaknesses in the Senegalese government's debt strategy.
The Senegalese government has yet to confirm the schedule for the upcoming parliamentary session dedicated to the Prime Minister's general policy statement.
The Senegalese government has initiated a process to reinstate 351 previously dismissed public employees, a move that has drawn criticism and embarrassment for opposition figure Ousmane Sonko.
A new government in Senegal is anticipated to be unveiled this Monday, with Mimi Touré providing assurances regarding the upcoming administration.
Mamoudou Ibra Kane denounces contradictions within the Senegalese government regarding the national dialogue.
The Senegalese government's 2026 budget outlines plans for significant investments in recruitment, construction projects, the expansion of the TER regional rail network, and road infrastructure.
Habib SY stated that a convergence between the current Senegalese government and the PDS political party remains a possibility.
The Senegalese government and employer organizations have officially formed an alliance, reportedly under the "And Yombal Xey" initiative, to address and improve the country's labor sector. This partnership aims to foster better working conditions and economic development.
The Senegalese government is reportedly preparing for potential fuel price increases and exploring strategies to make the impact more acceptable to the public. Discussions are underway on how to manage the economic implications of such a move.
After 20 hours of face-to-face negotiations, the Senegalese government and the G7 are reportedly close to reaching an agreement to resolve the ongoing school crisis.
The Senegalese government has provided a response regarding the situation of 80 children of military personnel who are currently outside of Senegal.
The Senegalese government has issued a reaction to an article published by the Financial Times, which reported on a controversial 'secret loan' amounting to 650 million euros.
The Senegalese government has restricted non-essential foreign trips for ministers, citing cost-saving measures necessitated by rising oil prices and the energy crisis.
Papa Déthié Diouf shared his perspective on what the Senegalese government's ambition for digital transformation should entail as part of a new technological deal.
The Senegalese government has announced positive news for households regarding the availability and pricing of essential goods like onions, sugar, and oil in anticipation of Korité 2026.
The Senegalese government has called for an independent international investigation into the Confederation of African Football, alleging corruption after Morocco was awarded the Africa Cup of Nations title.
Thierno Alassane Sall has criticized the current Senegalese government, stating that despite promises of revolution, their focus appears to be solely on the 2029 elections.
The Senegalese government, led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, is proposing to double prison sentences for acts against nature, increasing them from one to five years to five to ten years.
Opposition figure Guy Marius Sagna has publicly condemned the Senegalese government over deteriorating safety conditions at several bridges in Ziguinchor. His sharp criticism highlights growing public concern regarding infrastructure maintenance in the region.
Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô visited the Dakar Cathedral for a courtesy visit with Archbishop André Guèye, reaffirming the Senegalese government's support for the Church.
Aminata Angélique Manga has strongly criticized Senegalese President Diomaye and the current government, accusing them of betraying their oath and referring to the power as a 'trio of kids, buddies, and rascals'.
The FSDT has announced a tougher position against the Senegalese government, alleging that social dialogue has been 'betrayed'.
Mamadou Goumbala has publicly criticized Ousmane Sonko in Keur Gorgui, highlighting ongoing tensions at the highest levels of the Senegalese government.
Mali's Defense Minister was reportedly killed in a major offensive by rebels, some linked to al-Qaeda, which also saw a key city captured. This crisis has led to Russian mercenaries withdrawing from the affected city.
The Senegalese government has presented a report detailing its accomplishments over the past year in areas such as employment, wage policies, and social reintegration programs. The review highlights progress and ongoing challenges in these sectors.
The Senegalese government has announced an end to "zones of impunity," signaling a crackdown on previously unchecked activities.
The Senegalese government has provided a response regarding the situation of 80 Senegalese military children currently residing outside of Senegal.
As fuel price hikes loom in Senegal, the government is reportedly considering actions to make the increases more palatable for citizens.
A 10-hour meeting between the Senegalese government and transport companies concluded without agreement, described as a 'dialogue of the deaf' and a fiasco.
Papa Déthié Diouf has articulated what he believes should be the Senegalese government's ambition for digital transformation, proposing a new technological deal for the nation.
The Senegalese government has reacted to a Financial Times article detailing a 'secret loan' of 650 million euros, while Abdou Mbow has challenged Ousmane Sonko regarding a 'real hidden debt' of 432 billion CFA francs, sparking political debate.
The Senegalese government has reaffirmed its firm commitment to providing support for the national airline, Air Senegal, and the Blaise Diagne International Airport (AIBD).
The Senegalese government has called for an investigation into alleged corruption within the Confederation of African Football (CAF), following the decision to award the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations to Morocco.
The Senegalese government is focusing on 'transformation cities' as a strategy to address the ongoing housing crisis.
Aly Ngouille Ndiaye has voiced support for the Senegalese government's position against the criminalization of 'unnatural acts'.