Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has dissolved the opposition-led National Assembly, paving the way for early elections scheduled for November 17. This decision, which aligns with Faye's campaign promise for systemic reforms, aims to overcome legislative obstruction that has hindered his governance since he took office in April. Faye criticized the assembly for impeding budget discussions and promised to launch an investigation into government corruption while prioritizing national interests in Senegal's burgeoning energy sector. Analysts believe Faye's party, PASTEF, may secure a majority in the upcoming elections, bolstering his agenda rooted in anti-establishment sentiment and social justice. The dissolution also follows constitutional provisions allowing such a move, with a new legislative body required to be established within three months. Faye's actions reflect a broader effort to realign the legislative branch with the executive's reform agenda.