PASTEF strengthens its presence in the Jolof after a 48-hour tour

PASTEF-Les Patriotes launches its departmental headquarters in Linguère

The PASTEF-Les Patriotes party wrapped up a two-day political campaign across the 19 communes of the Linguère department in the Jolof, leaving a lasting imprint on the region. The journey stretched from Dahra to Barkédji, weaving through key localities such as Sagatta and Yang-Yang. The delegation, led by party leader Ousmane Sonko and joined by Minister of State Habib Sy, engaged with local leaders, grassroots activists, and national allies to map out a strategy for territorial expansion.

Meeting with religious and traditional authorities

The tour included meaningful exchanges with religious and customary leaders, reinforcing the party’s commitment to community-rooted governance. Local party structures—comprising youth, women’s, and cadre movements—played a pivotal role in organizing the visits and mobilizing residents. These interactions underscored the importance of dialogue and collaboration with Senegal’s diverse social fabric.

Launching the departmental office and membership drives

As part of its push for grassroots engagement, PASTEF-Les Patriotes inaugurated its new departmental headquarters in Linguère. The event also marked the start of a membership drive, with volunteers actively registering new supporters across villages and neighborhoods. This initiative aims to deepen the party’s roots in the region, ensuring a strong and organized presence ahead of future electoral cycles.

Call for unity and broader political alliances

The local leadership issued a rallying cry to militants, sympathizers, and political figures from other formations, urging them to join the party’s vision for local development. The emphasis was on collective action and unity, positioning PASTEF as a unifying force in Senegal’s political landscape. By fostering partnerships and consolidating its base, the party seeks to amplify its impact in the Jolof and beyond.