The investigation into the West African Energy affair reached a new stage yesterday-Monday. The former director of SENELEC Samuel Sarr was interviewed for three hours at the Special Pavilion, as part of an investigation led by the judge of the 2nd cabinet.
The expert Aliou Touré, assisted by his expert (Editor’s note: Expert responsible for estimating the value of the goods) Cheikh Sadibou Fall, led this interview in the presence of the clerk and the accused’s lawyers, Mr. Cheikh Ahmadou Ndiaye and Me Dionwar Soumaré. The hearing, marked by exchanges, took place in an uneventful climate, reports Libération in today’s edition.
Sources close to the matter indicate that the prison administration deployed significant logistical resources to ensure the smooth running of this session. All conditions were met to guarantee a working framework adapted to the requirements of the investigation, underlines the newspaper.
This hearing represents significant progress in the investigation of this case. The investigations continue under the supervision of the judge of the 2nd cabinet.
