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In Senegal, Public Life, the website that wants to make politics more transparent - Jeune Afrique.com

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Launched in May 2024, this citizens' initiative aims to facilitate citizens' access to public resources and data in order to encourage greater transparency in the management of public affairs, and is very successful.
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In Senegal, Public Life, the website that wants to make politics more transparent - Jeune Afrique.com

Launched in May 2024, this citizens' initiative aims to facilitate citizens' access to public resources and data in order to encourage greater transparency in the management of public affairs, and is very successful.

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JeuneAfrique.com broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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