mardi 6 juin 2023
The false ranges of the police pierre Dieme by pierre Dieme 6 June 2023 - 09:40 Y en a Marre calls on the Senegalese police to "enlighten the people on the shocking images" During the press conference of the National Police, everything was said. But what we remember from the exchanges between the police officers and the journalists is the presence of foreign occult forces among the demonstrators and the absence of thugs alongside the defense forces. The novelty during this face-to-face was the projection of images. But now, to borrow from the police the old adage that no crime is perfect, the police machine has jammed. Indeed, during this press conference, the hosts showed bad videos featuring plainclothes police instead of showing videos of vandals. They thus made these plainclothes policemen pass for “occult forces”. This while all the videos showing the plainclothes police accompanied by their colleagues in uniform have been circulating for days on the net. The other anomaly was to present an image that a minister had posted… on March 23 on his twitter account to present people who had tried to burn down his house but whom the police presented as the perpetrators of the June 02 rampages! Find the mistake…. Now, if there are no thugs in the pay of power, we would like the Police to tell us who were the awkward people in Pick-Up vehicles who were driving around the capital and who were leaving at the party headquarters in power. The same vehicles at the scene of the crime during the passage from Sonko to Kolda and one of which had crushed the head of a demonstrator the day of the first summons of the same Sonko before the Tribunal. What if our Police get their hands on these mysterious white pick-up vehicles carrying power thugs
lundi 5 juin 2023
Senegal: "cutting off the Internet means losing nearly 5 billion FCFA per day (specialist) pierre Dieme by pierre Dieme 5 June 2023 - 09:41 Senegal: "cutting the Internet means losing nearly 5 billion FCFA per day ( specialist) The State of Senegal has decided "in all sovereignty" to temporarily suspend the use of certain digital applications through which "calls to violence and hatred" are made. But also mobile data internet on certain time slots. This decision causes the loss of more than 5 billion FCFA per day. "Cutting the Internet means losing nearly 5 billion CFA francs / day, in addition to the disastrous consequences on the economy, health, and daily activities", posted Basile Niane, journalist and ICT specialist. The leader of Pastef (opposition) Ousmane Sonko was sentenced on Thursday by the criminal chamber of the tribunal de grande instance of Dakar to 2 years in prison for youth corruption. Mr. Sonko was acquitted of the acts of rape and death threats for which a complaint was served to him by Adji Sarr, a young masseuse in Dakar. This verdict, contested by its activists, plunged the country into chaos. Violent demonstrations erupted in Dakar and in several regions of the country. State property ransacked, shops looted and vehicles burned. 16 people were killed and more than 500 people arrested, according to the Police. On Sunday, the Ministry of Communication, Telecommunications and the Digital Economy increased measures to restore public order. In a press release, he informs that due to the dissemination of "hateful and subversive" messages in a context of disturbance of public order in certain localities of the national territory, the Internet of mobile data is temporarily suspended on certain time slots. . Salif SAKHANOKHO
jeudi 1 juin 2023
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