Transport & Infrastructure
- Dakar Dem Dikk: Assane Mbengue hands over General Management to Modou Bara Gaye, Mayor of Yeumbeul‑Sud.
- AGEROUTE Senegal: Moustapha Fall replaced by Gallo Ba, Mayor of Mbacké.
- Public Buildings and Construction Agency: Baye Niass succeeded by Cheikh Issa Sall, Mayor of Mbour.
- Autonomous Port of Dakar (PAD): Mouhamadou Ngouda Mboup replaced as Chairman of the Board by Abdoul Hamid Sy.
Finance & Governance
- FERA (Autonomous Road Maintenance Fund): Outhmane Diagne replaced by Baye Niass Cissé.
- BIC‑GOUV: Mame Gor Ngom succeeded by Souleymane Amadou Ly.
- General Directorate of Customs: Babacar Mbaye replaced by Malick Mbaye, Principal Customs Inspector of exceptional class, who previously served as coordinator within the directorate. His former role as General Coordinator of Customs is now filled by Principal Inspector Ousmane Kane.
Culture & Tourism
- ASPT (Tourism Promotion Agency): Adama Ndiaye succeeded by Bérenger Fap Ngom.
- FDCUIC (Urban Culture Fund): Rapper Mor Talla Gueye replaced by Moussa Sarr.
- Grand National Theater: Ousmane Sané succeeded by Déthié Diouf.
- SAPCO SA: Serigne Mamadou Mboup replaced by Babacar Mbengue.
Media & Communication
- Press House: Sambou Biagui replaced as Director General by Badara Pouye; Birame Khoudia Lo succeeded by Talla Dieng as Chairman of the Board.
Education & Student Services
- Ziguinchor CROUS: Salif Baldé replaced by Ousmane Diallo.
- Gaston Berger University CROUS: Babacar Diop succeeded by Thierno Mbaye.
Agriculture & Fisheries
- National Aquaculture Agency (ANA): Samba Ka replaced by Ahmadou Tidiane Camara.
- COSEC (Shippers’ Council): Ndèye Rokhaya Thiam succeeded by Ousseynou Pouye.
- SODAGRI: Aboubakar Sidy Sonko replaced by Souleymane Diallo as Director General; Famara Mané succeeded by Nfamara Sagna as Chairman of the Board.
- ANIDA: Sémou Pathé Diouf replaced by Cheikhou Oumar Gaye.
- APDA (Handicrafts Agency): Sophie Nzinga Sy succeeded by Idy Watt.
Energy
- SENELEC (National Electricity Company): Jean Baptiste Diouf appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors, filling a strategic post that had been vacant. The Director General of SENELEC remains in office, now supported by the newly appointed board chairman.
The sweeping dismissal of 87 officials underscores President Faye’s intent to reshape Senegal’s governance landscape, replacing entrenched leadership with new figures aligned to his administration’s priorities. Observers say the move could redefine power dynamics across state institutions and set the tone for his presidency.
