Newly Elected President of Senegal Promises to Combat Corruption and Reject French Colonial Heritage

The newly elected president of Senegal, Bassirou Diomai Fay, has emerged victorious in the presidential elections held on March 24. The official inauguration of the newly elected head of state is scheduled for April 2. Although the official results have not been announced yet, Fay was congratulated on his victory by both the current president, Macky Sall, and his nominated successor, Amadou Ba, who resigned as prime minister to compete in the elections.

Fay, a former tax inspector and non-system opposition candidate, joined the presidential race after being released just ten days before the elections following an amnesty announcement by Macky Sall for participants in opposition protests. The newly elected president has pledged to cleanse the political class in Senegal and combat corruption. He also advocates for rejecting the French colonial heritage and promoting a more in-depth study of the English language.

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