Senegal's ousted prime minister says his party will not participate in new government

Ousmane Sonko's decision to keep his Pastef party out of Senegal's new government could lead to increased political instability as the country grapples with a severe debt crisis. Sonko, who was recently removed from his position as prime minister, cited reasons for the boycott that likely stem from internal party disagreements and dissatisfaction with the new government's formation. This move could exacerbate tensions and hinder efforts to stabilize the nation's economy amid mounting financial challenges.