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Senegal grapples with $13B budget deadlock
Senegal’s government is locked in a budget standoff with parliament as the oil price crisis triggered by the war in Iran strains the heavily indebted West African country’s finances. The revised 2026 budget, which sets spending at about $13 billion, would cut public investment while increasing energy subsidies. The…
Semafor AfricaBy Ruben Nyanguila
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