POLICY

Senegal succumbs to political turmoil as Woodside readies Sangomar

The West African nation faces an unprecedented constitutional crisis, posing questions for IOCs

James Gavin

Senegal President Macky Sall Credit: Government of Japan/wikicommons.jpg

Usually a byword for political stability, Senegal's surface calm has been ruffled by a constitutional crisis that in early February saw long-serving President Macky Sall initially seek to delay elections...

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