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Behind the carefully guarded state of Senegal’s local elections calendar lies a calculated strategy — one that reveals more about President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s political maneuvering than it does about institutional transparency. With the January 2027 vote fast approaching, the prolonged silence from the presidential palace is not just administrative inertia; it signals a deliberate effort to reshape the political terrain before citizens even cast a ballot.
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