The department of Mbacké and the Holy City of Touba embody one of Senegal's greatest paradoxes. While their demographic, commercial and economic dynamism should have made it a real centre of development, the population continues to suffer a chronic deficit of infrastructure, jobs and essential public services. Yet, after more than two years of governance, the time for promises is over. Ousmane Sonko, as former Prime Minister, now bears responsib…
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The department of Mbacké and the Holy City of Touba embody one of Senegal's greatest paradoxes. While their demographic, commercial and economic dynamism should have made it a real centre of development, the population continues to suffer a chronic deficit of infrastructure, jobs and essential public services. Yet, after more than two years of governance, the time for promises is over. Ousmane Sonko, as former Prime Minister, now bears responsib…