Senegal and the International Monetary Fund reached a preliminary deal for a program that will resume lending to the West African nation, two years after funding was frozen following the discovery of billions of dollars of previously hidden loans.
Senegal and the International Monetary Fund reached a preliminary deal for a program that will resume lending to the West African nation, two years after funding was frozen following the discovery of billions of dollars of previously hidden loans.
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