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Lamignou Darou, Oustaz Thiép and Ndiaye Touba Referred to the Dakar Public Prosecutor's Office for Offense Against the Head of State

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The columnists of the Fenaal Digital channel questioned in their writing are referred this Thursday to the Dakar Public Prosecutor's Office. Lamignou Darou, Oustaz Thiép and Ndiaye Touba were referred this Thursday to the Dakar Public Prosecutor's Office after prolonged police custody. Since their arrests by cybersecurity (DSC), the three men have been prosecuted for alleged offences against the Head of State.
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The columnists of the Fenaal Digital channel questioned in their writing are referred this Thursday to the Dakar Public Prosecutor's Office. Lamignou Darou, Oustaz Thiép and Ndiaye Touba were referred this Thursday to the Dakar Public Prosecutor's Office after prolonged police custody. Since their arrests by cybersecurity (DSC), the three men have been prosecuted for alleged offences against the Head of State.

Three activists of the PASTEF party of Ousmane Sonko were arrested in Senegal and then taken into custody in a case related to statements made in a video broadcast on social media. According to several Senegalese media, Mandoumbé Diop, known under the pseudonym of Lamignou Darou, Oustaz Tiep and Ndiaye Touba, were arrested [...] Read the article Senegal: three PASTEF activists arrested for alleged contempt of the head of state appeared first on …

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tchadinfos.com broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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