The Senegalese National Electricity Company (Senelec) is tightening the screws. In a management note published on June 22, the company announces that all its suppliers will be required to enter their invoices on its new “e-invoice” platform, starting from July 31. This initiative is part of Senelec’s project to digitize its financial and accounting procedures…....
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