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Aminata Touré puts private sector risk at CFA 300 billion

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Former Prime Minister Aminata Touré believes that rejecting the 2026 supplementary finance bill could lead to a loss of CFA 300 billion for businesses and their workers in Senegal. She issued the warning at a press conference on 26 October, according to Senenews.

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Senegal assesses its agricultural needs, expects arrears and mobilises funds for the groundnut campaign.

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  1. 25 OctSenegal postpones 295bn CFA francs in spending
  2. 25 OctSenegal reschedules 13.8 billion CFA francs for water project
  3. 24 OctBurkina Faso mobilises CFA francs 67.2 billion for 120,000 households
  4. 23 OctSenegal mobilises 105 billion CFA francs for groundnut season
  5. 22 OctSenegal plans 44 billion CFA francs to clear agricultural arrears
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