BUSINESS● LOWnow · Sep 27, 2026, 12:49 PM
Senegal's debt: why the agreement with the IMF still has grey areas
Jeune Afrique · sub saharan africa
Le Sénégal n’a pas encore reçu un dollar du FMI, mais l’accord du 1er septembre a déjà fait bouger les marchés. L’économiste Florent Kanga Gbongué analyse les vraies marges de manœuvre du pays dans les colonnes de The Conversation.
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