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Senegal has firmly established itself as a global benchmark for extractive sector transparency, achieving a remarkable overall score of 89 out of 100 in the implementation of the 2023 EITI Standard.

The roundtable will help clarify how public-interest safeguards can be balanced with the need to nurture a dynamic creative sector.

Madagascar’s new prime minister has removed restrictions that required officials to obtain approval for foreign travel or committing public funds.

A high-level scandal has emerged within the Senegalese Ministry of African Integration and Foreign Affairs following the dismantling of an alleged fraud network embedded in the civil registry.

Madagascar’s interim president appoints Mamitiana Jeannot Ruffin Rajaonarison as Prime Minister, tasking him with forming a government without delay.

Senegalese parliamentarians have officially adopted Bill No. 05/2026, a significant piece of legislation that amends Article 319 of the country’s 1965 Penal Code regarding so-called “unnatural acts.”

The Senegalese government is accelerating the implementation of a new highway code, with a target to have the system fully operational by the end of June 2026.

The Ministry of Mines, Energy, and Quarries of Burkina Faso held its first ordinary session of the Ministerial Sector Management Board (CASEM) on March 6, 2026, in Ouagadougou to evaluate the sector’s performance for the 2025 fiscal year.

The National Postal Service of Senegal (SN La Poste) has officially initiated its recovery strategy, with 311 employees opting for voluntary departure as part of a restructuring plan developed by management and labor unions.

Preliminary audit of South Africa’s public payroll identifies 4,323 possible “ghost workers” across government departments.