SENEGAL: ANGRY YOUTH PROTESTS WILL RECUR IN COMING YEARS AS FRUSTRATIONS WORSEN
Tue, 09 March 2021
The latest violent unrest in Senegal should be seen in the context of deep-seated political and socio-economic grievances that pre-date the pandemic. As curfews and coronavirus restrictions are lifted, some motivations for protests will subside, although a recurrence of violence is likely ahead of the 2022 parliamentary elections and in case the incumbent president prepares for re-election in 2024.
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