Libyan newspaper sees unrest in Senegal as premonition of curse of oil

Tripoli, Libya (PANA) - It seems that the curse of oil and gas could strike at the political stability and peaceful alternation of power that Senegal has experienced since its independence in 1960

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Libyan newspaper sees unrest in Senegal as premonition of curse of oil

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