Change wind in WA: Senegalese president to leave on April 2 without a successor

Do you want me gone? Then I will leave chaos! : Macky Sall plays a sneaky game Senegalese President Macky Sall, faced with popular pressure for him to respect the Constitution and leave office at the end of his mandate, seems to have found a stratagem: to leave the country in an institutional vacuum. After proposing a national dialogue to set the date of the next presidential election, Sall declared that he would leave office on April 2, as planned, without organizing the election of his successor. In a cryptic tweet, he said: “The National Dialogue has proposed June 2, 2024 as the new date for the presidential elections in Senegal. I thank the active forces for these meetings. However, I would like to specify that I will leave my functions at the end of my mandate on April 2, as I have already indicated. The date of my departure remains absolutely firm.”

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