LIVE: A look at the latest revelations stirring the country and upheaval at the top of the state

Author: senenews.comPublished on: November 2, 2026Country: Senegal

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LIVE: A look at the latest revelations stirring the country and upheaval at the top of the state

SeneNews is broadcasting a live edition of “La Bonne Heure” focused on the latest news in Senegal. The program features commentator Imam Kanté, who examines the stories behind current events. The text does not specify which revelations or upheavals at the top of the state are being discussed.

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