Bonjour and welcome to Kewoulo. In this magazine, on Saturday, July 5, 2025, we explore together the burning subjects, the major issues and the unprecedented revelations that rhythm the Senegalese news. Stay with us for all to know, sans détour.. Governance and institutions Le Soleil title sur l’appel à contribution du Premier ministre, signe d’une volonté affichée de dialogue et d’inclusivité dans les réformes économiques (The sun is the title of the Prime Minister’s appeal for contributions, a sign of his stated desire for dialogue and inclusion in economic reforms) L’Info met in advance the economist Mor Gassama who follows the lines with a critical diagnosis on governance and economic management. Le Quotidien reports on the speeches of Barthélémy Dias, who presents his vision, positioning himself as a figure of alternative politics. WalfQuotidien evokes Barth’s uppercuts against the power in place, marking the persistence of a climate of frontal opposition. Les Échos underline the pressure mounting against Ousmane Sonko, with calls for his resignation and the requirement of a new alternation. L’Évidence relaie la déception populaire: “The power has betrayed the hopes of the young”.. Between attempts at political openness and virulent criticism, the Senegalese governance is going through a moment of unstable equilibrium, based on the use of power and aspiration to succeed. Justice and rule of law. Enquête publishes a dossier on the test of law and power, showing the extreme judiciarisation of political life. Libération reveals the details of a punitive expedition, which feeds the concerns about the safety of the French. Les Échos titrent : ” Le FDR demande à Sonko de démissionner “, sign that the contestation extends even to the political ranks close to the opposition. L’AS evokes the confessions of Sheikhs, prisoners and victims, adding to the perception of an instrumentalised justice or a bout de souffle. The confidence in the independence of the judiciary is eroding again, and judicial affairs become a central terrain of the political battle. The company.
Revue de presse Senegal: between governance contested, justice fragile, and the country under tension
