In a significant political move, Senegalese President Macky Sall announced the dissolution of the government on Wednesday, marking a strategic step as the country gears up for a presidential election.
The national broadcaster RTS reported the development, revealing that Interior Minister Sidiki Kaba has been appointed as the new prime minister in the wake of this decision.
This dissolution signals a shift in political dynamics, indicating President Sall’s strategic step for the upcoming elections.
The move to appoint Sidiki Kaba as the new prime minister is seen as a key step in orchestrating a well-organized and effective election campaign.
With this restructuring, President Sall aims to position the government for a renewed focus on crucial priorities in the lead-up to the polls.
The decision to reschedule the presidential election to March 24, as conveyed in the government’s statement, underscores the careful planning and consideration given to the electoral process.
Senegal is now poised for a transformative period, and the actions taken by President Macky Sall in restructuring the government highlight the significance of the upcoming presidential race in shaping the nation’s political landscape.