The young Senegalese Diary Sow, a student in France whose disappearance at the beginning of the year had put her country in turmoil, returned to Senegal, the local press reported on Friday (January 29th).
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"
Back in Senegal, Diary Sow (is) at his godfather's
", the Minister of Water and Sanitation, Serigne Mbaye Thiam, who lives in Dakar, headlined the newspaper "
Rewmi Quotidien
", confirming information from the Senegalese news site PressAfrik.
Close to the young girl, Mr. Thiam went to Paris last week and "
accompanied
" her on her return to Senegal on Wednesday January 27.
Asked by AFP, the Senegalese authorities and Mr. Thiam refused to comment.
The 20-year-old student enrolled in preparatory class at the prestigious Parisian high school Louis-Le-Grand did not show up for the resumption of classes on January 4, which did not look like her according to her relatives.
Her disappearance was reported on January 7 and Senegalese student circles mobilized to find her.
An investigation was first opened in France for "
worrying
"
disappearance
, before the thesis of voluntary departure was privileged.
She said she left of her own free will to take "
a little break to find (her) spirits
", according to exchanges published by Mr. Thiam.
Monday, January 25, the Senegalese consulate in Paris confirmed that she was safe and sound.
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