Zo Baldé, accused then cleared, resumes activities: 'sold out' in Mbour

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 24, 2026Country: Senegal
Crime & Law
Zo Baldé, accused then cleared, resumes activities: 'sold out' in Mbour

Zo Baldé, involved in the 'Pape Cheikh Diallo' case and arrested before being released with a non-lieu, recently achieved great success in Mbour by selling out all his products at a shoe stand. He resumed his public activities, including on TikTok and at a fair organized by Maman Vulgaire, where he displayed his products. His return to social and professional life demonstrates his determination to move forward despite the stigma associated with the case. He has shown his commitment to continuing his life and business activities.

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