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Keylor sentenced to six months, including 15 days in prison, in Dakar

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Senegalese content creator Papa Saliou Ciss, known as Keylor, has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment, including 15 days in prison, by Dakar’s flagrante delicto court. He was found guilty of illegally collecting personal data, violating privacy and inciting racial hatred, reports SeneNews.

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