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2019-06-01 07:55:06
DAKAR, Senegal—New York has the Statue of Liberty. France has the Eiffel Tower. Now Senegal is about to get the "African Renaissance"—built by North Korea.
This month, workers from Mansudae Overseas Project Group of Companies, a North Korean design firm, were putting the finishing touches on a giant copper sculpture of a family. Senegal President Abdoulaye Wade will inaugurate the African Renaissance Monument in April to mark the 50th anniversary of the country's independence from France, a ceremony he expects the president of North Korea's Parliament to attend.
"Only the North Koreans could build my statue," says Mr. Wade, sitting in a red velvet chair in his palace. Moreover, they offer monuments at a good rate, he says: "I had no money." :
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