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Senegal
Washington and Paris want Wade out

France and the United States are more or less on the same wavelength as people in Senegal who think that trouble is ahead if Wade insists on holding on to power. [...]

Published on 16/02/2012 at 23:01 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Abdoulaye Wade
Alain Juppe
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Hillary Clinton
Laurent Gbagbo
Lewis Lukens
Madicke Niang
Muammar Gaddafi
Nicolas Normand
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Senegal
Macky’s men move in

After appointing banker Abdoule Mbaye as prime minister on April 3, Macky Sall has been picking and choosing his cabinet.

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Senegal
Dead man’s vote sparks EU spat

President Abdoulaye Wade is furious about the European Union’s criticisms of the first round of the presidential elections and is threatening to ban the EU observer mission from monitoring the run-off.

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Senegal
Wade gives it his last shot

Stung by his disappointing performance in the first round of Senegal’s presidential elections, President Abdoulaye Wade has been assiduously courting Senegalese interest groups that might swing the vote in March 25 run-off.

Subscribers only Politics 14.03.2012

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Elections: Sub-Saharan winter drags on

While the Arab Spring may have raised the hopes of young people in Sub-Saharan Africa, on the whole rulers have managed to avoid regime changes and often made no attempt at transparency during the recent elections across the region.

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Dakar closes its embassy in Antananarivo

After eight years as Senegal’s ambassador to Antananarivo, César Coly will go back to his country on 15 March and [...]

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Senegal
Wade turns to U.S. lobbyists

The U.S. law and lobbying firm McKenna, Long & Aldridge has been hired to bolster the credibility of President Abdoulaye Wade’s run for a third term in February.

Subscribers only Politics 04.01.2012

Spotlight | Senegal
Wade set on third term

Senegal's Constitutional Council may yet declare he cannot run again, and the Parti Democratique Senegalais won't officially swear him in as its candidate until December 23, but Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade is already pounding the campaign trail in earnest ahead [.

Subscribers only Politics 30.11.2011

Senegal
Wade’s challenger picks election team

Abdoulaye Wade’s former prime minister is flanked by a highly qualified campaign team to boost his bid for the presidency in 2012. But will their support be enough ?

Subscribers only Politics 16.11.2011

Senegal
Wade-Bourgi, daggers drawn

The idyll between the Wade family and Robert Bourgi is definitively over, with both sides now determinedly out to get one another as Senegal's elections loom.

Subscribers only Politics 21.09.2011

Spotlight | Senegal
Gorgui's love affair with France

Between Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade and the French, nothing is ever simple. Since his election in 2000, "Gorgui " –"the hare" in Wolof - has repeatedly distanced himself from Paris only to turn around and cultivate links again with Senegal's [.

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Washington and Paris want Wade out

Senegal
Macky’s men move in

Senegal
Dead man’s vote sparks EU spat

Senegal
Wade gives it his last shot

Spotlight | Central Africa, West Africa
Elections: Sub-Saharan winter drags on

Madagascar, Senegal
Dakar closes its embassy in Antananarivo

Senegal
Wade turns to U.S. lobbyists

Spotlight | Senegal
Wade set on third term

Senegal
Wade’s challenger picks election team

Senegal
Wade-Bourgi, daggers drawn

Spotlight | Senegal
Gorgui's love affair with France