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.
The Senegalese government has claimed victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections with most of the votes already counted. It ...
Senegal's ruling PASTEF party, led by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, secured a large lead in the November 17 legislative ...
A likely absolute majority for President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's Pastef party in Senegal's legislative election would empower ...
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye' party has claimed victory in the legislative assembly and key opposition parties ...
Politicians in Senegal are wrapping up a tense electoral campaign ahead of a key legislative election this weekend that’s set ...
Senegal began counting votes Sunday after parliamentary elections in which the new government is aiming for a resounding ...
In the upcoming parliamentary elections in Senegal scheduled for this weekend, former presidential rivals Prime Minister ...
In Senegal's lead-up to the November 17 legislative elections, Ousmane Sonko's PASTEF party gains strong support from young people. Despite recent violence, Sonko’s anti-corruption stance and break ...
Senegal votes in parliamentary elections on Sunday, with the new leaders aiming for a resounding majority to see through the promise of ambitious reform that swept them to power eight months ago.
Faye and his Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko had struggled to get their reforms passed in recent months in the ...
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has urged supporters of the ruling Pastef party to take revenge for alleged violence ...
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