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Senegal’s newly formed opposition coalition is reaffirming its support for Khalifa Sall. The mayor of Dakar accused of misappropriation of public funds has been under detention since March.
But since Monday, his prison conditions have been toughened. In response, he has refused all visits and only his lawyers and advisors can have access to him.
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