Former Senegalese Prime Minister Amadou Bâ is making a noticeable return to the political scene after a period of quietude. This resurgence involves reactivating his political network, meeting with former colleagues—including those recently released from detention—and increasing his presence in key areas like Dakar. Bâ has publicly reaffirmed his commitment to the opposition, and his recent activities suggest a broader strategy to regain political ground. This push comes as tensions rise between current leaders Bassirou Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko, potentially creating an opening for Bâ. Supported by figures such as Malick Kanté, Bâ appears to be positioning himself to capitalize on the shifting political landscape ahead of upcoming elections and a potential reshaping of the opposition. His team is actively exploring alliances and reinforcing his territorial base.