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African Arguments

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By Johnnie Carson, Joseph Sany, Ogo Okafor, Sudan’s courageous prodemocracy
| African Arguments Verified
The sudden actions by Senegal’s president to postpone this month’s presidential election by 10 months threaten to seriously undermine political stability and peace in a nation that has been a resilient democracy in West Africa, where multiple military coups d’état have occurred in recent years. This move poses risks of authoritarianism, violence and economic setbacks for Senegal’s 17 million people, and deeper regional insecurity.
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Suddenly, Senegal Is a New Risk for Democracy in Africa

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By Joseph Sany, Sudan’s courageous prodemocracy
| United States Institute of Peace
Senegal’s Vital Role Senegal has been a valuable international partner for peace and democracy since its independence in 1960 — one of few nations in Africa that has never suffered a military coup. At home, Senegal has used its constitution, regular elections and peaceful transfers of government authority to build a democracy rooted in a social consensus that respects communal and religious pluralism. To be sure, that democracy has remained a work in progress.
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