Senegal demonstrated a "deep-seated desire to move towards change" in the presidential election, says Ababacar Fall, head of Gradec, an NGO for democracy and good governance in Africa, who was also one of the NGO’s election observers. "There is a bipolarisation that began, let's say, to take shape a long time ago and a desire on the part of the Senegalese people, a deep-seated desire to move towards change. And that's what we saw yesterday,” says Fall tells AFP in an interview a day after the election. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES