Dakar, March 28, 2025 (AFP) - Senegal's key construction sector flounders despite govt reform pledges

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2025-03-28

Machines stand inert at a unit of construction firm CSE in Senegal's capital, Dakar, due to plummeting orders and unpaid government bills that have almost halved its workforce. A year after the west African country's new president took power promising economic and political sovereignty and sweeping reforms, his ambitious pledges have not helped the sector. A worker points to a drill and milling machine in a hangar of the Consortium of Senegalese......

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