Senegal prime minister Ousmane Sonko grilled in parliament session

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High-stakes parliamentary session as Senegal’s PM Ousmane Sonko addresses pressing national issues

This Friday, Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko will step into the National Assembly for a high-profile session of Questions to the Government, a platform where elected representatives scrutinize executive decisions. The stakes are high as Sonko faces intense questioning on critical matters affecting the nation’s governance, amid a politically charged atmosphere where exchanges could become particularly heated.

The session, broadcast live, will test Sonko’s ability to navigate tough policy debates while addressing urgent concerns raised by lawmakers. With public expectations running high, the Prime Minister’s performance in this forum could shape perceptions of his administration’s transparency and accountability.

As the political temperature rises, Sonko’s responses to pressing national issues—from economic policies to institutional reforms—will be closely monitored by both legislators and the broader Senegalese public.

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