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Published on 2024-03-18 00:36:39
In a vigorous campaign leading up to the presidential election, candidate Dethie Fall mobilized his troops this Sunday targeting the departments of Pikine, Guédiawaye, and Keur Massar. He apologized for not being able to cover all the municipalities, while reaffirming his commitment to his supporters and sympathizers.
Dethie Fall urged residents to vote massively for change on the day of the election scheduled for Sunday, March 24, 2024. Highlighting the need to combat endemic unemployment, particularly in the suburbs, the leader of the Republican Party for Progress also promised to tackle the insecurity that is an urgent problem in these areas. He asserts that under his presidency, security will also be a major priority.
“Poverty and unemployment have also fueled the rise of banditry, manifesting in assaults, thefts. This phenomenon is much more pronounced in urban areas where 52% of the population say they do not feel safe at night, and 7% have already been victims of burglary or vandalism in their homes. This problem will be a distant memory if I am elected president of the Republic,” promises Dethie Fall.
Furthermore, particular attention has been given to empowering women through entrepreneurial initiatives such as training and support. However, the announced rehabilitation of the Syndicat market in Pikine is also a concern. Advocating for residents of the suburbs, Dethie Fall mentioned his desire to give the informal sector a promising future. Substantial support will be reserved for those in need. “Empowering women is one of our priorities. Women deserve significant support. That is why the Dethiefall2024 coalition has already laid out its roadmap on this issue,” he declared.
Continuing his caravan in Keur Massar, the Presidential candidate made strong commitments, including resolving flooding problems. A persistent scourge that haunts the residents. “Keur Massar is the epicenter of floods. One reason for me to assure you that if I am elected president of the Republic, these challenges will be quickly overcome. Believe me, the flooding in the 45th department of Senegal will be a distant memory.”
The campaign of the Dethie Fall coalition has generated palpable excitement in the suburbs of Dakar, with its proposals on economic development, security, and improving living conditions. His message of change seems to resonate favorably among the residents who came to listen to him.
Read the original article(French) on Dakar Matin
