At the forefront for two years, Senegal’s Minister of Finance, Cheikh Diba, is working to maintain a delicate balance: preserving the country’s financial credibility in a turbulent international environment, while financing an ambitious economic transformation trajectory. In the face of facts, Dakar continues to defy predictions. The “spotless” settlement of the March 13 deadline is…...
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