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The 44-year-old opposition candidate, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, has been sworn in as the fifth Senegalese president. Naija News reports that Faye has become

In a continent where women and youths have very little say in what becomes of African politics, Senegal has witnessed, for the first time, its youngest