Rédaction Africa Links 24 with pierre Dieme
Published on 2024-03-19 09:15:20
The last days of the campaign are crucial. Between the war of promises and programs, all candidates are in the seduction phase. And Khalifa Ababacar Sall does not intend to stay on the sidelines. This Monday, he covered the final part of the South zone. Heading to Sédhiou, the Taxawou candidate, as usual, conducted surveys among small businesses. He did not fail to mention the testimonials collected from the population.
He reports: “During our visit, we did not gather any positive points regarding the daily lives of households. The population is tired. It is inconceivable that citizens are in such precarious situations when this locality has so many resources. However, if it is exploited, the country will benefit. Unfortunately, they import all their goods as well as fish even though the river is nearby. They are affected by salinity. This region had a future, but it is now left to fend for itself. They are disappointed.”
The final days of the campaign are decisive. Between the war of promises and programs, all candidates are in the seduction phase. And Khalifa Ababacar Sall does not intend to stay on the sidelines. This Monday, he covered the final part of the South zone. Heading to Sédhiou, the Taxawou candidate, as usual, conducted surveys among small businesses. He did not fail to mention the testimonials collected from the population.
He reports: “During our visit, we did not gather any positive points regarding the daily lives of households. The population is tired. It is inconceivable that citizens are in such precarious situations when this locality has so many resources. However, if it is exploited, the country will benefit. Unfortunately, they import all their goods as well as fish even though the river is nearby. They are affected by salinity. This region had a future, but it is now left to fend for itself. They are disappointed.”
The last days of the campaign are crucial. Between the war of promises and programs, all candidates are in the seduction phase. And Khalifa Ababacar Sall does not intend to stay on the sidelines. This Monday, he covered the final part of the South zone. Heading to Sédhiou, the Taxawou candidate, as usual, conducted surveys among small businesses. He did not fail to mention the testimonials collected from the population.
He reports: “During our visit, we did not gather any positive points regarding the daily lives of households. The population is tired. It is inconceivable that citizens are in such precarious situations when this locality has so many resources. However, if it is exploited, the country will benefit. Unfortunately, they import all their goods as well as fish even though the river is nearby. They are affected by salinity. This region had a future, but it is now left to fend for itself. They are disappointed.”
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