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Senegal

Abdou Diouf

Date of Birth: 7 September 1935
Place of Birth: Louga, Senegal


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Passion for change

Now President Abdou Diouf faces his toughest electoral battle yet...


Positively 4th street

President Abdou Diouf's plans for a fourth term in office face two big obstacles in the 27 February elections: growing militancy and coordination among the opposition parties and France's dwindling enthusiasm for propping up African incumbents...


Brave new century

Wobbly Presidents such as Biya Senegal's Abdou Diouf or Gabon's Omar Bongo should take note...


Reverse roles

Senegal's President Abdou Diouf has a near-impossible task in getting himself legitimately reelected in February...


    Vol 40 No 22 |
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Counter-attack

If he refuses the blandishments of those encouraging him to go for a third term Konaré will further stand out from his fellow long-standing Francophone leaders Côte d'Ivoire's Henri Konan-Bédié and Senegal's Abdou Diouf - both of whom face elections next year which threaten to degenerate into chaos and violence...


Au secours!

More conventionally Sall a cheerleader for President Abdou Diouf's campaign for re-election in February (AC Vol 40 No 16) signed off on 15 October: 'You'll be hearing all about Senegal after February 2000...


Whodunit?

He is certainly less likely to listen to Paris than for example Gabon's Omar Bongo Senegal's Abdou Diouf or Togo's Gnassingbé Eyadéma...


Presidential field

The campaign will be hard fought and among those preparing to challenge President Abdou Diouf are the old bruiser Abdoulaye Wade (freshened up after a long break in Versailles with his French wife Viviane) who is Secretary General of the Parti Démocratique Sénégalais and two rebels from the ruling Parti Socialiste: Djibo Kâ of the Union pour le Renouveau Démocratique and former Foreign Minister Moustapha Niasse of the Alliance des Forces du Progrès one of Senegal's more charismatic politicians...


Down with tariffs

While the 50 per cent devaluation in 1994 did more good than harm governments are scared of raising the price of imports in capitals such as Abidjan and Dakar where Côte d’Ivoire’s Henri Konan Bédié and Senegal’s veteran Abdou Diouf face awkward elections next year...


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