To loosen the stranglehold of debt at 105% of the revised PIB, Senegal is attempting a balancing act: rewriting the rules of a game that its predecessors took years to complete, without offending any of the players.
KIVIA ANALYSIS
Public debt: Senegal aims to complete in 3 months a restructuring that took 6 years for Zambia
Key takeaways
- To loosen the stranglehold of debt at 105% of the revised PIB, Senegal is attempting a balancing act: rewriting the rules of a game that its predecessors took years to complete, without offending any of the players.
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