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Senegal

Africa

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2 tagged events on record

Senegal is presented here as a historical economic dossier rather than a flat stat sheet: long-run macro cycles, public balance-sheet pressure, market depth, external buffers, and the events that likely bent the curve.

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Country profile
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Year of Africa - 17 Nations Gain Independence
1960 ยท Independence
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1960-01 Independence high

Year of Africa - Mass Independence Movements

1960 became known as 'The Year of Africa' as 17 African nations gained independence from European colonial rule, fundamentally transforming the UN and global politics. The wave of decolonization included Cameroon, Senegal, Mali, Ivory Coast, Niger, and Nigeria.

Source: United Nations Archives
Data sourced from World Bank, IMF, FRED, Penn World Tables, Maddison Project. For educational purposes.