- Senegal unveils a $10 billion economic plan funded 90% by domestic resources to cut its soaring deficit
- Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko says the country will move forward without IMF support
DAKAR, SENEGAL – Facing mounting debt and locked out of international credit markets, Senegal has launched a $10 billion economic recovery plan backed overwhelmingly by domestic resources.
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