September 2, 2026
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La partie d’échecs entre Bassirou Diomaye Faye et Ousmane Sonko prend une nouvelle tournure

This recent decision hardly comes as a surprise, considering that the rationales for its rejection had already been publicly articulated by numerous informed individuals. The Prime Minister himself had consistently maintained that the legislative proposal encroached upon the executive branch’s inherent regulatory authority.

On September 1st, the Prime Minister is set to deliver his general policy statement before the deputies. This appearance follows the recent declaration of inadmissibility for the bill proposed by the very same legislative body, which aimed to regulate special funds. The question arises: will he confront a motion of no confidence? Such an outcome seems improbable, given the minimal political gain it would offer. The forthcoming weeks and months are anticipated to be a period of intricate political maneuvering, and in this strategic landscape, Ousmane Sonko appears to hold a strong position, under the watchful eyes of the populace.

A pyrrhic victory for the administration

The dynamic interplay between the executive and legislative branches, arbitrated by the Constitutional Council, continues with renewed intensity. The latest development saw the Council, often referred to as the