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Thousands of Senegalese march with elections back on

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President Macky Sall's decision earlier this month to postpone the February 25 poll plunged Senegal into its worst crisis in decades. The Constitutional Council intervened on Thursday and the president, under growing pressure at home and abroad, vowed to organise the elections "as soon as possible" Thousands joined the first authorised protest in Dakar on Saturday.

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Thousands of Senegalese march with elections back on

Thousands on Saturday joined the first authorised protest in Senegal's capital since President Macky Sall postponed elections for his successor, only for a top court to overturn his ruling. In a sign of calming tensions in the West African country, the protests passed peacefully and police largely kept their distance. Sall's last-minute move to delay the February 25 poll triggered traditionally stable Senegal's worst crisis in decades. The Const…

5 months ago·Seychelles

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