Under financial pressure and without a safety net from the IMF, Senegal manages to generate 3,254 billion CFA francs in budget revenues at the end of September 2025. A resilient performance – driven by the strength of VAT and corporate taxes – but also revealing the tensions of a model in search of balance in…...
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Senegal: Budget revenues reach 3,254 billion CFA francs at the end of September 2025, despite a tense macroeconomic context
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