Assemblée nationale: les dossiers en examen ce vendredi

Bénin Assemblée nationale: les dossiers en examen ce vendredi Les députés de la 10e législature de l’Assemblée nationale du Bénin se réunissent en séance plénière ce vendredi 10 juillet 2026 au Palais des Gouverneurs à Porto-Novo. Edouard Djogbénou Voir tous ses articles Le 10 jul 2026 à 10:24 • MàJ le 10 jul 2026 POLITIQUE ↓ Lire hors-ligne 319 vues 🎧 Écouter l’articleAssemblée nationale: les dossiers en examen ce vendredi Préparation de l’audio… 0:00/0:00 🔊1x 2 min de lecture Lire plus tard Google News Commenter Partager Facebook X LinkedIn WhatsApp…

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Benin parliament session focuses on electoral reforms and key national projects

Bénin Benin parliament session focuses on electoral reforms and key national projects The 10th legislature of the Bénin National Assembly convenes this Friday in Porto-Novo to deliberate on critical legislative matters shaping the nation’s future. session highlights electoral code reforms take center stage national projects and economic developments Lawmakers are set to review multiple legislative texts during this plenary session, including reforms to institutional frameworks, public project financing, and the nation’s electoral framework. The agenda reflects the government’s commitment to advancing democratic governance and sustainable development. electoral code reforms take…

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Sénégal: ousmane sonko acknowledges binding constitutional council ruling

Ousmane Sonko, the esteemed President of Sénégal’s National Assembly, addressed the recent ruling by the Constitutional Council on Thursday. The Council had declared unconstitutional a significant constitutional reform bill previously passed by parliamentary deputies. The prominent leader of Pastef formally acknowledged the judgment issued by the «Seven Sages,» affirming that this judicial pronouncement is «binding on all.» «Regardless of the discussions and opinions that may arise concerning the justifications provided, one fact remains undeniable: this decision holds authority over everyone! We take note,» Ousmane Sonko stated in a public announcement.…

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Senegal constitutional court blocks reform amid political reactions

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has acknowledged the Constitutional Council’s ruling that declared the recently passed constitutional reform bill unconstitutional. In a public statement, Sonko, who also leads the Pastef party, emphasized that the decision of the ‘Seven Sages’ must be respected by all stakeholders. ‘Beyond any interpretations or differing opinions on the motivations behind the ruling, one thing is clear: this decision is binding for everyone. Duly noted,’ Sonko wrote in his official communication. The head of parliament went on to highlight the importance of institutional…

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Senegal assembly president accepts constitutional council ruling

In a decisive statement, Ousmane Sonko, President of the National Assembly, addressed the nation regarding the Constitutional Council’s verdict on the constitutional reform bill passed by lawmakers. The leader of the Pastef party acknowledged the ruling of the so-called Sept Sages as binding and final, leaving no room for debate on its validity. « Beyond the opinions and interpretations that may arise from the reasoning behind this decision, one thing remains clear: this ruling applies to everyone. Case closed, » Sonko declared in an official statement. He emphasized the importance…

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Senegal high court to try former minister in landmark case

The judicial calendar in Senegal is taking a decisive turn. The High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the opening date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, former Minister of Mines and Geology under former President Macky Sall. Detained for several months, the ex-official will face a rare tribunal designed exclusively for government officials accused of crimes or misconduct during their tenure. This case marks a pivotal moment in the accountability drive spearheaded by Dakar’s new leadership. Rarely convened tribunal holds symbolic weight The High Court of…

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Senegal former minister sofie gladima’s trial set for july 22

The judicial calendar in Dakar is taking shape, with a pivotal moment approaching. The Haute Cour de Justice has confirmed July 22 as the start date for the trial of Sophie Gladima, a former Minister of Mines and Geology during President Macky Sall‘s tenure. Detained months ago, she now faces a rare judicial body designed exclusively for ministers accused of misconduct in office. This trial represents a key step in the accountability drive spearheaded by the new administration in Senegal. An exceptional judicial body in Senegal’s legal landscape The Haute…

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Senegal’s high-stakes trial of ex-minister Gladima set for july 22

Senegal’s judicial calendar is taking shape as the High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the start date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, former Minister of Mines and Geology under President Macky Sall. Held in pre-trial detention for several months, the ex-official now faces an exceptional court reserved for government officials accused of crimes or misconduct during their tenure. This hearing marks a pivotal moment in the accountability drive spearheaded by Dakar’s new leadership. An infrequently used tribunal with high political stakes The High Court of…

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Senegal’s former minister Gladima faces justice in landmark trial

The Senegalese judicial calendar is taking shape. The High Court of Justice has set July 22 as the start date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, a former Minister of Mines and Geology under President Macky Sall. Detained for several months, the ex-official will now face an exceptional court reserved for government members accused of misconduct in office. This marks a pivotal moment in the accountability drive spearheaded by Dakar’s new leadership. Rarely used exceptional court in Senegal The High Court of Justice holds a unique position in Senegal’s…

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Senegal high court to try former minister gladima on july 22

The judicial calendar in Senegal is taking shape, with the High Court of Justice setting July 22 as the opening date for the trial of Aïssatou Sophie Gladima, a former Minister of Mines and Geology under former President Macky Sall. Detained months ago, the ex-official now faces an exceptional court reserved for government members accused of misconduct in office. This hearing marks a pivotal moment in the accountability drive spearheaded by Dakar’s new leadership. An infrequently convened tribunal in Senegal The High Court of Justice holds a unique position in…

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Senegal’s political crossroads amid middle east tensions and 2026 world cup

As Senegal navigates a pivotal phase in its political landscape, the nation finds itself at the heart of intense regional and international scrutiny. With the establishment of a new presidential party and the constitutional council’s recent decision to invalidate a reform backed by the parliamentary majority of Pastef—led by Ousmane Sonko—the administration of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is charting a course toward a defining chapter in its governance. a shifting political landscape This strategic pivot by the head of state raises a pressing question: Will this bold initiative succeed in…

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Senegal’s political shifts and global tensions under spotlight

This week’s edition dives deep into two critical stories shaping West Africa’s political and diplomatic landscape. From Dakar, we examine how President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is navigating a defining moment in his leadership, while the Middle East remains a powder keg of escalating hostilities. Senegal’s constitutional reform faces hurdles as new political party emerges The political chessboard in Senegal is undergoing a dramatic reshuffle. Following the establishment of a presidential party and the Constitutional Council’s decision to invalidate the constitutional reform pushed by the Pastef parliamentary majority—led by former Prime…

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