Senegal’s land reforms resume after Sonko’s exit from prime minister role
In a landmark announcement, the Government Secretariat released an official statement on Monday, July 6, 2026, outlining the resumption of critical land governance reforms. The update centered on the Committee for Monitoring and Implementing Recommendations tied to comprehensive audits of land allocations in Dakar, Thiès, and Saint-Louis. This development signals the end of a prolonged administrative freeze, paving the way for long-awaited land regularizations.
End of a freeze: suspended projects set to resume
The previous administration had imposed a blanket suspension on several high-profile land development projects. These measures, now lifted, included:
Major land subdivisions: « BOA », « Hangar des Pèlerins », « Recasement 2 », « EGBOS », « EOGEN and EOGEN-extension », and « Mbou...











