Pape Cheikh Diallo Case: SEN TV Commentator Kader Dia Leaves Rebeuss

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Pape Cheikh Diallo Case: SEN TV Commentator Kader Dia Leaves Rebeuss

Kader Dia, a commentator for SEN TV, is no longer detained at the Rebeuss prison in Dakar. He had been placed under a detention order and incarcerated in this penitentiary facility. Details regarding his release were not specified in the article.

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