Louga's deputy mayor, Moustapha Diop, is expected to return to freedom this Wednesday, June 3, 2026. A news that arouses many reactions in the capital of Ndiacbour, where his supporters are preparing to welcome him after several months in detention. His release is particularly awaited by his supporters and a part of the population of Louga.
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Louga's deputy mayor, Moustapha Diop, is expected to return to freedom this Wednesday, June 3, 2026. A news that arouses many reactions in the capital of Ndiacbour, where his supporters are preparing to welcome him after several months in detention. His release is particularly awaited by his supporters and a part of the population of Louga.