Speculation mounts over possible delay in Senegal’s local elections
As tensions escalate between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and his former ally Ousmane Sonko, whispers of a potential postponement of Senegal’s local elections—scheduled for January 2027—are gaining ground. The opposition camp questions the President’s motives, particularly following the formation of his new political party. What does the head of state stand to gain by disrupting the electoral timeline? Your insights matter.
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