Senegal court delays verdict in Sonko signature forgery case
Dakar’s criminal court has once again postponed the verdict in the high-profile case involving the alleged falsification of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko’s signature. The trial,
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In a case that has drawn significant public attention, Khardiata Tandian remains behind bars as the court continues to deliberate over the alleged forgery of
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Parliamentary recess in Senegal has been cut short abruptly as National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko summons lawmakers for an urgent meeting this Friday at 3
The Speaker of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has acknowledged the Constitutional Council’s decision declaring the parliamentary-approved constitutional reform law unconstitutional. The leader of the
The Speaker of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has formally acknowledged the Constitutional Council’s decision to invalidate the constitutional reform bill passed by lawmakers. In
The Senegalese judicial calendar is taking shape. The High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the start date for the trial of Aïssatou
The judicial calendar in Senegal is taking shape as the High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the start date for the trial
The judicial calendar in Sénégal is taking a decisive turn. The Haute Cour de Justice has set July 22 as the opening date for the
The judicial calendar in Senegal is taking shape with a landmark date set for justice to unfold. The High Court of Justice has scheduled the
The Senegalese judicial calendar is now set. On July 22, the High Court of Justice will open the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, who previously