Bonjour and welcome to Kéwoulo. In this magazine, on Monday 21 September 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.. Politics and governance Le Soleil: “Bamba Cissé à l’offensive”, the Minister of the Interior has spoken out against the anarchist occupation. Yoor-Yoor: “Colobane is released from anarchist occupations”, focuses on the operation of terrain. WalfQuotidien: “L’État asphyxies les collectivités”, a critique of the financial blockages, which has been criticized by the French authorities. Point Actu: ” Bamba Cissé has been attacked and received a letter from the mayor Alioune Ndoye “, signe d’une gouvernance sous tension.. Governance is asserted in the security firmness, notably with Bamba Cissé in the first line against the anarchic occupation, but remains fragile by the crisis of local finances which questions the sustainability of public action. Justice and judicial affairs. Les Échos: ” Pourquoi Barthélémy Dias a perdu à la Cour suprême “, a major judicial tournant which has been held in the courts of France, France, France, Italy, France, Italy and the United Kingdom. L’Obs: “Secrets of a hearing at home”, revelations on sensitive investigations.. L’Évidence: dénonciation du clientélisme et enquêtes sur la traque des biens mal acquis. (The evidence: the denunciation of clientelism and the investigation of the trace of ill-acquired property) is a book by the French writer Jean-Luc Godard. The Court of Justice confirms its central role in political arbitration and the fight against corruption, with strong decisions that redraw the balance of power while fuelling debates on transparency and impartiality. It is not a question of a single currency.
Sénégal: between political firmness, judicial secousses and sporting pride, a country in search of breath
