Crisis at the Top: Minister Moustapha Guirassy’s Message to Pastef MPs

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 25, 2026Country: Senegal
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Crisis at the Top: Minister Moustapha Guirassy’s Message to Pastef MPs

Ahead of the vote on the 2026 supplementary finance bill, Education Minister Moustapha Guirassy urged Pastef MPs to show solidarity and put Senegal’s interests ahead of partisan concerns. He said those who emerged from the 2024 political movement must collectively answer for their commitments despite changes in ministerial roles, and also called out Takku Wallu MPs for abstaining. The bill cuts education-sector commitment authorizations by 171.7 billion CFA francs, including about 31.3 billion CFA francs in funds available this year, mainly through postponed construction projects and operating-spending reductions.

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