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Like “Wanted”, “Coup de Sabot” and the famous “Al Khayri”, “Coup de Chapeau” is an old column of “Témoin” born in 1990, when your ancestral weekly was founded. The favorite daily newspaper. “Coup de Chapeau”, as the name suggests, is a tribute to those who have become famous, have made merit or aroused public admiration through words, writings or actions. It is precisely with reason that we can dust off this old title and give it to the government of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko. The government has been obstinate in the official notification of the strict implementation of the new tariff, forcing the almighty miller-financial army to surrender unconditionally.
For the daily “Le Témoin”, flour producers must consider themselves lucky to have temporarily escaped the tax chase. Or the price police raids on flour mills. Nevertheless, the terse press release of Claude Demba Diop, president of the Industrial Millers’ Association, makes one laugh. Especially when he says that if Bedi Agni had mediated, the problem could have been solved. Mediation with whom? For whom? Indeed, the millers have taken the Senegalese for fools. Because the state has never negotiated on public order, sorry for the “tariff” order. He sent out the notice, the millers capitulated, and that’s it!
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