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belifii · 2 years

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La presse quotidienne continue d’épiloguer sur la nomination du nouveau gouvernement sénégalais et la volonté annoncée du chef de l’Etat, Macky Sall, de supprimer le poste de Premier ministre. Le Soleil estime que le chef de l’Etat a choisi ‘’l’option de la technocratie’’ à travers l’intégration d’une douzaine de directeurs généraux dans le nouveau gouvernement. Le journal pense que c’est ‘’peut-être là un signe du Président Macky Sall de mettre vite en route son concept de +fast-tract+ dans la conduite des dossiers’’. Parlant de ce projet du président Sall, le quotidien Enquête indique qu’il ‘’ne manquera certainement pas d’installer la panique chez les nombreux conseillers et membres du cabinet de Mahammed Boun Abdallah Dionne’’, l’actuel Premier ministre. Selon le journal, ‘’avec cette suppression toujours, ils seront nombreux les services dont il va falloir statuer sur leur nouvelle tutelle’’. ‘’Les orphelins de la République’’, titre le journal qui s’interroge sur le sort du Programme d’urgence de développement communautaire (PUDC), de l’Ecole nationale d’administration (ENA), etc. Sud Quotidien fait pour sa part observer que ‘’la suppression programmée du poste de Premier ministre […] est en passe de susciter une nouvelle polémique au sein de la société sénégalaise’’. ‘’Macky +crée+ la controverse’’, titre le journal. Le quotidien l’As avertit lui des pièges que comporte le projet de suppression du poste de Premier ministre. Le journal écrit que selon Ndiogou Sarr, maître de conférence en droit public à l’Université Cheikh Anta Diop (UCAD) de Dakar, une telle réforme pourrait avoir comme conséquence ‘’une hypertrophie du pouvoir du président de la République’’. Le constitutionnaliste Mounirou Sy estime lui aussi que cette réforme ‘’va entraîner la démission du gouvernement’’. L’analyste de WalfQuotidien va plus loin et se demande si ce projet ne pourrait pas semer les germes d’un troisième mandat pour le président Macky Sall. Selon lui, ‘’changer le texte fondamental du pays pourrait mettre le Sénégal sous l’emprise d’une nouvelle loi et laisserait libre cours à toutes les interprétations possibles aux praticiens du droit’’. Au sujet de la séparation du ministère de l’Economie, des Finances et du Plan en deux entités, Le Quotidien indique que Julio Ricardo Loayza, économiste principal du bureau de la Banque mondiale au Sénégal, déclare que ‘’cela semble avoir une certaine logique’’. Le quotidien ‘’Kritik’’’ fait un focus sur l’ex-directeur général de la SENELEC Mouhamadou Makhtar Cissé, devenu ministre du Pétrole et des Energies dans le nouveau gouvernement formé par le Premier ministre Mahammed Dionne. ‘’Matar Cissé, la clé du quinquennat’’, titre le journal. Le Témoin se demande quant à lui si l’ex-secrétaire général de la présidence de la République, Maxime Jean Simon Ndiaye, ne serait pas tombé en disgrâce. Le journal remarque que ‘’jadis, tout puissant homme fort du palais, il se retrouve relégué aux fonctions qu’occupait… Seydou Guèye’’ en tant que secrétaire général du gouvernement. Le quotidien L’Observateur révèle que pour la formation du nouveau gouvernement, ‘’des réactions inattendues de l’ancien ministre des Finances, Amadou Ba, ont perturbé les plans du Président Sall’’. Le journal explique que cette situation est à l’origine du ‘’retard dans la publication de la liste’’.

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ka9oukeuktakal · 2 years

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xhorlali · 2 years

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Apprise Music CEO , Micheal Bamfo meet Senegal Vice President Maxime Jean Simon Ndiaye

The CEO of Apprise music, Mr. Michael Bamfo together with the Vice President of Senegal Maxime Jean Simon Ndiaye to educate the Senegal musicians about the importance of online streaming platforms. Apprise Music CEO , Micheal Bamfo meet Senegal Vice President Maxime Jean Simon Ndiaye The CEO for Apprise urges all Senegal artistes to competitively take advantage of digits Marketing to soar…

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kafunel · 4 years

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Urgence ! Purge et règlement de comptes à la Présidence

La Directrice des moyens généraux (Dmg) de la présidence de la République a commencé à nettoyer sa direction. D’après L’As, toutes les personnes proches de son prédécesseur, Maxime Jean Simon Ndiaye, sont en train d’être affectées ou virées.

Awa Ndiaye, pour ne pas la nommer, a muté tous les chefs de bureaux et de divisions de la Dmg. L’adjudant-chef à la retraite Mamadou Bop, nommé par…

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24sene · 5 years

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MAXIME JEAN SIMON NDIAYE AU GOLGOTHA

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footballghana · 4 years

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African Champions on European grounds

After a long exceptional season that witnessed long stoppage in some countries, and even cancelling competitions in others because of COVID-19 pandemic, finally the 2019-20 season of European football was concluded, with some African players leaving their mark with their respective teams.

CAFOnline.com takes a look on some African footballers who had champions’ medals with their European sides this season.

Austria

League & Cup: Red Bull Salzburg

Six African players won the domestic double with Red Bull Salzburg this season. Cameroonian defender Jerome Onguene, Ghanaian midfielder Majeed Ashimeru, Malian duet Sekou Koita and Mohamed Camara, and Zambian pair of Enock Mwepu and Patson Daka all played roles in seeing the Salzburg based side winning Austrian Bundesliga and The ÖFB-Cup.

But it was Daka who grabbed all attention. The 21 years old Zambian scored 24 goals in the Bundesliga, coming second in top scorers chart. He added two more in the cup to cap a remarkable season.

Belgium

League: Club Brugge

The Belgian First Division A season was cancelled due to COVID-19 outbreak, but it was decided that Club Brugge would be handed the title, having topped the charts with 70 points, 15 more than second-placed Gent when the season was annulled.

A total of 11 African players had the champions’ medals with Brugge, including Senegalese quartet of Amdou Sagna, Krepin Diatta, Mbaye Diagne and Youssouph Badji, Ivoirian duo Simon Deli and Odilon Kossounou, and Nigerian duet David Okereke and Emmanuel Dennis. The others are Sofyan Amrabat (Morocco), Percy Tau (South Africa) and Clinton Mata (Angola).

Cup: Antwerp

Royal Antwerp win Belgian Cup for the third time in their history; claiming their first trophy since 1992. Eight African players participated in the campaign, led by DR Congo prolific forward Dieumerci Mbokani. The others were his compatriot Luet Ava Dongo, Cameroon trio Didier Lamkel Ze, Frank Boya and Martin Hongla, Senegal duo Abdoulaye Seck and Amara Baby, and Nigerian Junior Pius.

England

League: Liverpool

The Reds ended a 30 years drought when they won their 19th English Premier League title this season. Under the guidance of Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool finished the season on top, securing the title with seven games to spare.

As usual in the past couple of seasons, Liverpool are thankful to the efforts of their top stars, including Egypt’s Mohamed Salah and Senegal’s Sadio Mane. Naby Keita (Guinea) and Joel Matip (Cameroon) complete the Africans in the Champions’ lineup.

Salah scored 19 goals, one more than Mane in the League. The African Liverpool quartet capped an amazing season that saw The Reds also winning UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.

Cup: Arsenal

The Gunners extended their record in FA Cup-winning their 14th title this season. Arsenal had two Africans in their winning squad, including Gabonese skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameuang and Ivoirian Nicolas Pepe.

Aubameyang was undoubtedly Arsenal’s hero, having scored a brace in the semifinal and another in the final, guiding Mikel Arteta’s side to their season-saving title.

France

League & Cup: Paris Saint Germain

The French League (Ligue 1) was the first of the top European leagues to be annulled because of COVID-19 pandemic. The title was handed on points per game (PPG) rule to Paris Saint Germain (PSG) who were topping the charts when the league was stopped.

PSG completed the domestic double by adding French Cup later on in the season. Two African players claimed the double with PSG in the form of Senegal’s Idrissa Gueya and Cameroon’s Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.

Greece

League: Olympiacos

Olympiacos extended their record in Greek Super League, winning their 45th title this season. On their road to glory, 9 African players took part with the Red Whites, although some of them only appeared in the first half of the season.

Algerian duo Hillal Soudani and Yassine Benzia, Senegal’s duet Ousseynou Ba and Pape Abou Cisse, along with Mady Camara (Guinea), Youssef El Arabi (Morocco), Ahmed Hassan “Koka” (Egypt), Yassine Meriah (Tunisia) and Bruno Gaspar (Angola) all helped Olympiacos to the title.

Italy

Cup: Napoli

Napoli secured their sixth Coppa Italia title and their first since 2014. The Italian south side had two African defenders taking part in their victorious campaign, in the form of Senegal’s Kalidou Koulibaly and Algeria’s Faouzi Ghoulam.

Portugal

League & Cup: Porto

It was a remarkable season for FC Porto who claimed the domestic double securing Portuguese League and Cup titles. The Dragons had six African players playing their role in their victorious season, including Senegalese goalkeeper Mouhamed Mbaye, his compatriot Mamadou Loum, Mali’s Moussa Marega, Cameroon’s Vincent Aboubakar, Cape Verde’s Ze Luis and DR Congo’s defender Chancel Mbemba, who had a glorious season finale scoring a brace in the Cup final to see Porto completing the double.

Scotland

League: Celtic

Celtic won their 51st Scottish Premier League title, the ninth in a row, on points per game (PPG) rule due to seeing the season annulled because of COVID-19 pandemic. Celtic were on top with 80 points from 30 games, 13 more than arch-rivals Rangers.

Ivoirian forward Vakoun Issouf Bayo took place in The Celts campaign, scoring twice in 16 appearances, while his compatriot Ismaila Soro who joined in January didn’t feature in any game.

Switzerland

League: Young Boys

As Young Boys retained their Swiss Super League title, winning it for the 14th time in their history, they had five African players taking place on the road to glory. Cameroonian forward Jean-Pierre Nsame was their top hit, scoring 32 goals in as many matches and finishing the season as league’s top scorer. The others are Nsame’s compatriot Nicolas Moumi Nfamaleu, Guinea’s Mohamed Camara, DR Congo’s Meschak Elia, and Cote d’Ivoire’s Roger Assale who was loaned to Spanish side Leganes in January.

Turkey

League: Istanbul Basaksehir

Istanbul Basaksehir celebrated their maiden Turkish League glory this season, winning 2019-20 Super Lig for the first time in their history. Basaksehir had three African players to thank in their glorious campaign, in the form of Senegal’s Demba Ba, Nigeria’s Azubuike Okechukwu and Cape Verde’s Carlos Ponck.

Cup: Trabzonspor

Trabzonspor won their 9th Turkish Cup title, with the help of African players including Morocco’s Manuel da Costa, Senegal’s Badou Ndiaye, Ghana’s Caleb Ekuban and Nigeria’s Anthony Nwakaeme. Nigerian duet John Obi Mikel and Ogenyi Onazi took part in some games before leaving the club in mid-season.

Ukraine

Cup: Dynamo Kyiv

Giants Dynamo Kyiv claimed their 12th Ukrainian Cup title, with Ghana’s Mohamed Kadiri and Nigerian Benito making the squad during the season.

Source: cafonline.com

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