Senegal (Vol 10, 2013)
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The first year of Macky Sall’s presidency, which began in March 2012, was widely scrutinised. Following the euphoria of his triumphant election, the Senegalese population attributed great importance to the improvement of their living conditions. After his electoral promises to instil a new morality in the political arena and adopt social reforms, Sall was challenged to prove that he could break out of the controversial mode of government of his predecessor, Abdoulaye Wade. The international community warmly welcomed his commitment to ‘good governance’ and Senegal’s restored international image allowed Sall to engage in active diplomacy at the sub-regional and international levels. However, his ambitious economic policies met with uneven success, and the government struggled with the improvement of living conditions and unemployment issues.
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Senegal (Vol 10, 2013)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Emmanuelle Bouilly in
Current site
Google Scholar
Search for other papers by Marie Brossier in
Current site
Google Scholar
(4,486 words)