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| Africa Live: Prison or fine for out after SA teenage bar deaths - BBC News | |
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| Mayeni Jones | Mayeni Jones |
| BBC West Africa Correspondent | BBC West Africa Correspondent |
| The political crisis in Senegal seems far from over. | The political crisis in Senegal seems far from over. |
| Not only are almost all presidential candidates snubbing next week's national dialogue, but so are a number of civil society organisations. | Not only are almost all presidential candidates snubbing next week's national dialogue, but so are a number of civil society organisations. |
| President Macky Sall, who is currently on his way to Abuja for an extraordinary summit of the regional group Ecowas, is under pressure to set a new election date. | President Macky Sall, who is currently on his way to Abuja for an extraordinary summit of the regional group Ecowas, is under pressure to set a new election date. |
| That pressure appears to be coming from all sides. We know that Mr Sall is to step down on 2 April, yet the electoral timetable is still no clearer. | That pressure appears to be coming from all sides. We know that Mr Sall is to step down on 2 April, yet the electoral timetable is still no clearer. |
| The attempt to delay the elections until December received strong condemnation from the international community, which views Senegal as one of the few examples of a functioning democracy in a region increasingly plagued by military takeovers. | The attempt to delay the elections until December received strong condemnation from the international community, which views Senegal as one of the few examples of a functioning democracy in a region increasingly plagued by military takeovers. |
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