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A Tale of Two Countries: Democratic and Stable Senegal and Coup-Torn Mali

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Cape Times (Cape Town), April 2 President Abdoulaye Wade finally acknowledged that his long years of political relevance were concluded, and chose wisely not to contest his overwhelming defeat in Sunday’s run off election for Senegal’s presidency. Macky Sall is a worthy winner whose patient victory (without too many threatening histrionics beforehand) maintains Senegal’s democratic … Continue reading →

Senegal and Mali: Intervening Essential for Peace

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President Abdoulaye Wade finally acknowledged that his long years of political relevance were concluded, and chose wisely not to contest his overwhelming defeat in Sunday’s run-off election for Senegal’s presidency.  Macky Sall is a worthy winner whose patient victory (without too many threatening histrionics beforehand) maintains Senegal’s democratic legacy. ECOWAS and the African Union doubtless … Continue reading →

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