Senegal has abolished the Senate (Upper House of Parliament) in a move aimed at saving money to help victims of perennial floods in the country’s capital, Dakar.
Senegalese President Macky Sall said the money, about US$15 Million, will go towards preventing the recurrence of floods.
The Senate was abolished after a vote by MPs. The vote also abolished the post of Vice President in Africa’s fastest growing economy.
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