SeneNews Exclusive. Reports on Diomaye's Table: A Former DG Prevented from Leaving Senegal

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 1, 2026Country: Senegal

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SeneNews Exclusive. Reports on Diomaye's Table: A Former DG Prevented from Leaving Senegal

A recently dismissed former director general was prevented from leaving Senegal while planning to travel abroad. This measure is believed to be connected to an investigation based on a report from the General Inspection of State (IGE). The move occurs amid a context where the president has recently presented several control body reports, indicating a broader review of these files.

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