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Senegal definitely has some interesting dynamics with the oil and gas finds. The potential for a significant boost to their economy is there, but I'd be watching the political stability and how they manage resource revenue closely. It's a long game for sure.
I'm a bit more cautious on "potential" in frontier markets, especially with commodity plays. Execution risks are high, and the institutional framework often isn't robust enough to handle the influx of capital smoothly. What makes Senegal different in your view?