Senegal Election Postponed Amid Tensions and Protests

President Macky Sall's decision to delay the presidential election has sparked widespread anger and protests, raising concerns about the country's democratic stability.

President Macky Sall postpones Senegal's presidential election, initially scheduled for February 25, to December 15, citing disputes over the final list of presidential candidates.
The postponement has led to widespread anger and protests in Senegal, with accusations of a constitutional coup and fears of a democratic setback.
Military putschists in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger announce their intention to leave ECOWAS, raising concerns about the regional impact of Senegal's election delay.
Internet services and a private television channel's broadcasting license are suspended amid escalating tensions and protests in the capital, Dakar.
International organizations and countries, including ECOWAS, France, and the United Nations, express concern and urge Senegal to uphold democratic governance and resolve differences.