Senegal's ruling party poised for parliamentary majority in boost for reform agenda
Senegal president's party PASTEF is poised to win a majority of seats in the National Assembly as main opposition parties conceded defeat Monday in the country's parliamentary elections.
Senegal's new president seeks majority in parliamentary vote
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye called the early polls hoping to pave the way towards major reforms pledged during his presidential election campaign earlier this year. Polls closed after a day of voting in Senegal's parliamentary election on Sunday,
Senegal’s Faye Heads for Parliamentary Majority in Test for Reform Agenda
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye looks set to secure a parliamentary majority that will enable him to implement reforms needed to stabilize the state’s finances.Most Read from BloombergIn Cleveland,
Senegal votes in election that will decide if president can carry out the reforms he promised
People in Senegal are voting in a parliamentary election that will decide whether the country’s president will be able to carry out ambitious reforms, six months after he was voted in on an anti-establishment platform.
Senegal votes as leaders work to cement majority, push reforms
People in Senegal are voting in a parliamentary election that will decide whether the country’s president can carry out ambitious reforms, six months after he was elected on an anti-establishment platform.
Senegal’s ruling party on track to win big parliamentary majority
Senegal’s left-wing president is on track to win a big parliamentary majority that will empower him to enact reforms that could radically reshape the west African nation’s economy, including its relations with oil producers.
Senegal Votes to Shape Parliament
Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is seeking to consolidate his grip on power in parliamentary elections. Verisk Maplecroft Senior Risk Analyst for We Mucahid Durmaz talks to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja about the vote.
Senegalese president's party tipped to win legislative poll as some opposition concede
By Ngouda Dione and Diadie Ba DAKAR (Reuters) -Expectations were growing that President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's party would win Senegal's Sunday legislative elections after two opposition leaders conceded while votes were still being counted.
Senegal's radical government claims 'large victory' in legislative polls
The Senegalese government has claimed victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections with most of the votes already counted. It ...
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Senegal’s ruling party set to clinch parliamentary majority
Faye’s predecessor Macky Sall has warned of the “irreversible damage” that could come from the present government’s ...
Electoral authority hails smooth conduct of Senegal's legislative polls
The National Autonomous Electoral Commission CENA and several Senegalese opposition leaders including former President Macky Sall have welcomed th ...
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Former rivals Sonko and Macky Sall face off again in Senegal’s parliamentary elections
In the upcoming parliamentary elections in Senegal scheduled for this weekend, former presidential rivals Prime Minister ...
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Why Macky Sall is Making a Run For Senegal's Parliament
Former President Macky Sall is leading the opposition coalition in the country's upcoming parliamentary vote. In a letter to ...
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Senegal ex‑president Sall makes political comeback from afar
Senegal’s former leader Macky Sall is seeking a controversial comeback in Sunday’s snap parliamentary elections. Could he be ...
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Faye's Path to Reform: Senegal's Legislative Elections
Senegal's legislative elections see President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's party leading, as opposition leaders concede. Amid ...
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Senegal’s ruling party set to retain as opposition waves white flag
Senegal’s ruling PASTEF party is poised to secure a parliamentary majority as key opposition leaders conceded defeat Monday ...
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What is at stake in Senegal’s parliamentary elections?
Senegal votes in parliamentary polls on Sunday, eight months after electing new leaders promising profound political change.