Kaolack: The municipality, deprived of water due to an unpaid bill of 216 million FCFA, sets up a 'clandestine connection'

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 4, 2026Country: Senegal

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Kaolack: The municipality, deprived of water due to an unpaid bill of 216 million FCFA, sets up a 'clandestine connection'

The municipality of Kaolack is facing a water cut due to a debt of 216 million FCFA owed to Sen’eau, including 22 million related to the Great Mosque of Médina Baye. The CEO of Sen’eau, Magatte Niang, denied any water interruption at the mosque while accusing the municipality of setting up a clandestine connection. Niang calls for a compromise to resolve the situation and settle the debt.

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