Hello and welcome to Senego’s morning show this Sunday, January 5, 2025. Today, we explore the articles that sparked the most discussion and debate during this night. Without further ado, let’s dive into these hot topics that mark Senegalese news.
Commissioner Sadio recently expressed his concerns regarding the appointment of Dr Aoua Bocar Ly Tall to the National Audiovisual Regulatory Council (CNRA). Through a post, he calls on President Diomaye and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to exercise great vigilance in matters of appointments, affirming that bad direction, conveyed in the form of misguided advisors, can be harmful. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of the national development project. Find the full text of the inquiry here.
In an official press release, the Ministry of African Integration and Foreign Affairs clarified the process of Senegal’s withdrawal from the category of Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Contrary to some claims, this is a five-year process, dictated by a UN recommendation, to ensure a smooth transition to ambitious new development goals. The government intends to rely on its “Senegal 2050: National Transformation Agenda” agenda to orchestrate this strategic change. Full details on this transition are available here.
The tragedy surrounding the death of young Diary Sow, murdered in Malika by her neighbor, El Hadji Modou Fall, continues to cause enormous emotion in Senegal. Following the controversial comments of Khadija Deme, actress known as Adja, who blamed the victim’s parents for a lack of vigilance, many Internet users expressed their indignation. The Collective of Feminists of Senegal condemned these comments, calling it inappropriate to place responsibility on the bereaved family. Check out the actress’ reaction and criticism against her here.
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