The news will undoubtedly weaken the ranks of Taxawu Senegal. Indeed, the political party has just suffered a wave of resignations with the departure of the former coordinator of executives, Made Codé Ndiaye as well as 25 other executives. In a press release signed by the resigning members and received, this August 28, by Dakaractu, the latter put forward the reasons for their departures.
“After having carried out a careful analysis of the national situation of the country, from the angle of the many present and future challenges to be met. We have decided to resign from Taxawu Senegal and from all our responsibilities within the Cellule des Cadre (CAPS) of this platform. “, we read in the document. The former collaborators of Khalifa Ababacar Sall denounce an agreement of rapprochement between Taxawu Senegal and the coalition of the former regime, Benno Bokk Yaakar.
“In view of the current context, we wish to inform national and international opinion of our refusal to adhere to the new orientations of the Taxawu Senegal platform which are materialized in particular by a tendency towards a rapprochement with one or more branches of the Benno Bokk Yaakar (BBY) coalition that we had nevertheless fought for 12 years,” wrote the 25 resigning members. Through the note, they therefore reaffirm their will and determination to favor consistency in the expression of their convictions and the practice of their principles and are projecting themselves into the establishment of a new political formation.
“We are aware of the role we have played since the creation of Yewwi Askan wi (in the local and legislative elections of 2022) to sow hope among the Senegalese that another Senegal was possible. We therefore have the collective responsibility to ensure that this hope is not disappointed and that this new alternation keeps its promises of a better Senegal. In this wake, we will very soon proceed to the launch of a new political party that will reflect our ideals and our values of Work, Equity and Solidarity.”, promised the former companions of Khalifa Ababacar Sall, whom they wanted to pay a vibrant tribute for his recognized leadership and his republican spirit.
“We are greatly grateful to him for his intellectual generosity and the important contribution he made to the political education of many of us,” stressed Made Codé Ndiaye and Co.
Here is the list of those who resigned:
1. Mr. Made Codé Ndiaye, former Coordinator of Taxawu Senegal executives, Telecoms Engineer and sales manager in a multinational Telecoms company, political manager at FATICK,
2. Dr Ousmane Kane, former President of the Digital Communication Commission, PhD in Economics and senior executive in business management, political leader at THIES,
3. Mr. Racine Gueye, Business leader, political leader in RUFISQUE,
4. Mr. Souleymane Sy, Senior Civil Administrator of exceptional class, former President of the Public Administration and State Modernization Commission of CAPS, political leader in KOLDA,
5. Dr Soukeye Gueye, former Chairman of the Diplomacy Commission and the Finance Unit of CAPS, tax lawyer, political leader at KEUR MASSAR,
6. Pr. Abouna Mbaye, former President of the CAPS Strategy and Methods Unit, specialist in data analysis, political leader in BRUSSELS (Belgium),
7. Mrs. Ngoné Diankha, former member of the CAPS Comm cell, accountant, political leader in KAOLACK,
8. Mr. Talla Ngor Biss Ngom, former President of the CAPS Political Monitoring and Strategies Unit, Telecoms Engineer, political leader in DAKAR,
9. Mr. Jules FAYE, company director, political leader at THIES
10. Mr. Ahmed Tidiane, Lawyer, political leader in DAKAR,
11. Mr. Manga Ndiaye, Statistician and economist engineer, political leader at FATICK,
12. Mr. Cheikh Oumar Bâ, former public relations officer at CAPS, supply chain manager, political leader at LOUGA
13.Dr Khalifa Ababacar Mbaye, Médecin
14. Mr. Amady Baro Faye, former Vice President of the Transport and Regional Planning Commission of CAPS, Transport Engineer, political leader at FATICK,
15.Mr. Tamsir Amadou Seck, Sociologist, political leader at KEUR MASSAR
16. Mrs. Marianne D. Cissé, Financial Engineer, activist at FATICK,
17. Mrs. Bineta Diminga Ndiane, administrative officer of Public Finances, activist in PARIS,
18. Dr Alioune Badara Ndior, former President of the CAPS training unit, teacher-researcher, political leader at FATICK,
19. Dr Coumba Faye, Doctor of Pharmacy, political leader at RUFISQUE,
20. Mr. Désiré Youssoupha Ngom, humanitarian worker within an international organization,
21.Mr. El Hadji Seyni Wade, Teacher, political leader in MBOUR,
22.Mr. Sada Wane, Actuary, social protection specialist, political leader at PODOR,
23.Mr. Ndongo Dieng, former member of the CAPS Economic Commission, Auditor/Bank, political leader in FATICK,
24. Mr. Abdoulaye Diallo, Telecommunications Engineer, political leader in DAKAR,
25. Mr. Sory Thiam, Computer Engineer, political officer in DAKAR,
26. Etienne Gueye, Telecoms Engineer, political leader in KAOLACK.
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