The leader of the “Tomorrow is now” movement, Mamoudou Ibra Kane, reacted to the call from Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, who asked ministers, directors general and Senegalese people to contribute to financing the Pastef party campaign with a view to the legislative elections scheduled for November 17, 2024.
Mamoudou Ibra Kane believes that this request aims to conceal the real origin of the party’s financing.
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Kane also suggested that the government should instead organize a fundraiser to support Senegalese people who are preparing to face imminent austerity measures.
He stressed that, paradoxically, the IMF, once criticized, has become a reference for “sovereignists”, while it now asks them to eliminate subsidies.
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