i'm christine wonderwall come to africa glad you're too good mikey saul has been reelected president in senegal taking fifty eight percent off the vote biggest released by the national counting commission show sells nearest rival that's former prime minister sick took twenty percent. money salwar out sin a break he's election win at saul's hard to get for his in the capital dhaka. so it's all built he's really action campaign on a record off the. adding roads and creating jobs it was a lot of infrastructure projects in the country going on he calls himself the builder of a modern sinegal but sick and the opposition candidates maintain that the country's economic advances have not reached many city going to people especially young men who often risk everything to migrate to care i want to bring in our correspondent well that's africa's jaime sunday at and he's going to be giving us more analysis to this election remy i just want to point out that we've had another big election result of a continent and that was nigeria we had a lot of people calling fall they have but let's start off

this is the latest infrastructure project in our greeted by president mikey saul it's a building for government officials and ministers a building helps to be in charge of if you wins a second mandate because the challenge for sol is to translate his economic success into votes. while the economy is booming political freedom is shrinking warns amnesty international police band several opposition protests the four other candidates struggle to mobilize supporters with many disappointed that karim wanted in khalifa sol are absent from this race i've never felt the five i think it is unless we think president sellers hijack the electoral process locking in a sure victory with a campaign that has barely started. rival candidates are making good governance and what they see as a lack of an independent justice system their campaign focus senegal may be one of the most stable democracies in africa it's also one of the most unpredictable. among the six million voters will go to the polls in twenty days time are young first time voters an undecided and powerful force not always so easily swaye