LIVE: L29/L30, CCJS, Justice Assizes and Ambition Wars for 2029

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 20, 2026Country: Senegal

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LIVE: L29/L30, CCJS, Justice Assizes and Ambition Wars for 2029

Imam Kanté examines the repercussions of the new L29 and L30 laws on the Senegalese political scene. The show 'La Bonne Heure' also discusses the issues surrounding the Justice Assizes and electoral ambitions for 2029. The promulgation of these articles and the election of the CCJ are central topics in the country's socio-political news.

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