Senegal signs peace deal with Casamance rebels after 40-year conflict, brokered by Guinea-Bissau. Agreement reached in Bissau by Prime Minister Sonko marks first public talks with MFDC under Senegal's new leadership, offering hope for lasting peace and de-escalation of

Senegal signs peace deal with Casamance rebels after 40-year conflict, brokered by Guinea-Bissau’s President, marking first talks with new leadership. Agreement signals hope for lasting peace and de-escalation of violence that has cost thousands of lives.

Senegal and MFDC's political wing signed a peace agreement facilitated by Guinea-Bissau, establishing a ceasefire and rebel disarmament in Casamance. The deal aims to end four decades of conflict, with the Senegalese government emphasizing peace for development in the region.