Senegal wakes up on Monday, March 25, 2024, awaiting liberating results and, at the very least, with the assurance of having consolidated its democratic model. The voting on Sunday, March 24, unfolded smoothly, almost in real-time on social media across the entire territory. And on Monday, at the crack of dawn, while it is undeniable…...
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Senegal: The glorious uncertainty of democracy
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