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  • Happy Ending to Team Gambia Visa Saga

    Aboubacar Savage, 14, from Gambia looks at a computer at the 2017 Pan-African Robotics Competition in Dakar, Senegal.

    The five-member team to compete in a major global robotics contest in Washington were granted U.S. visas after being turned down earlier. Read more »

    • Africa: US Grants Gambian Students Visas for Robotics Contest
    • Gambia: U.S. Denies Visa to School Robotics Team
  • Senegal's Dakar Fashion Week Takes Style Back to the Streets

    The event's founder, Senegalese designer Adama Paris, says the street parade is her favorite because she gets to take fashion back to the streets where it belongs.  At least ... Read more »

    • Africa: Dakar Fashion Week Takes Style Back to the Streets
  • Documentary Tells Story Of 'Father Of African Film'

    Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembene has been described as the father of African film. A new documentary, Sembene!, addresses his decades-long career as a writer, director, and ... Read more »

    • Uganda: Ousmane Sembene's Documentary Finally in Uganda
    • Senegal: Sembene Ousman Dies
  • Overfishing Leaves an Industry in Crisis in West Africa

    No Good Fish in the Sea in Senegal

    Before, Senegalese fishermen had to spend only a week at sea to have all the fish they needed, but now they have to spend twice as long to catch what they need. Read more »

    • West Africa: Overfishing Leaves an Industry in Crisis
  • Israel, Senegal Mend Diplomatic Ties

    Israel's PM Netanyahu.

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Senegalese President Macky Sall in Liberia on the sidelines of the Economic Community of West African States summit. ... Read more »

    • Senegal: Israel, Senegal Mend Diplomatic Ties
    • Senegal: Israel Cuts Aid to Dakar
  • Senegal's Crumbling Coast May Prompt Move to Safer Ground

    Cheikh Badiane, 54, looks out to sea from the edge of the fishing district of Guet Ndar, in the northern city of Saint-Louis, Senegal, May 1, 2017.

    Senegal's coastline is receding at an estimated average rate of 1 to 2 metres per year, driven by rising sea levels, rapid urbanisation and illegal sand mining for construction. Read more »

    • Senegal: As Coast Crumbles, Residents Ponder Move to Safer Ground
    • Africa: Protecting Mangroves Can Lower Disaster Risks, Offer Cash - Experts
  • Court Upholds Life Sentence for Former Chadian President

    L 'ex président tchadien Hisséne Habré

    Hissene Habre's conviction for war crimes, crimes against humanity and torture stands, but the Dakar court overturned his conviction for rape. Read more »

    • Africa: Senegal Court Upholds Life Sentence for Hissene Habre
    • Chad: Hissène Habré Appeal Ruling Closes Dark Chapter For Victims
  • Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajan - New African Woman of the Year

    Mme Fatoumatta Jallow-Tambajang, Vice-Présidente de la Gambie désignée Femme Africaine de l’Année par New African Woman Forum.

    The fearless Gambian human rights activist won New African Woman magazine's Woman of the Year Award at the their Award ceremony that took place in Dakar last night. Read more »

    • Africa: Gambia's Fatoumatta Jallow Tambajan - Vice President's Office, is the New African Woman of Year
    • Africa: New African Woman Awards Nominees Announced - Who Is Changing The Game?
  • Western Sahara Dispute Blocks Economic Talks But Work Proceeds

    UN Security COuncil meeting on Western Sahara (Oct 31, 2006)

    The tenth annual meetings of African finance ministers, jointly hosted by the AU and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, have been abruptly adjourned over a dispute ... Read more »

    • Africa: Western Sahara Dispute Blocks Economic Talks But Work Proceeds
  • Injury Blow for Nigeria's Super Eagles

    Chelsea's Victor Moses scored both Nigeria's goals off penalties.

    Victor Moses will be missing in action when the Super Eagles take on Senegal and Burkina Faso in friendly games in London. Read more »

    • Nigeria/Burkina Faso: Moses Out As 17 Eagles Arrive for Senegal, Burkina Faso
    • Nigeria: London Friendlies - Injury Blow for Nigeria

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InFocus: Senegal

  • Protests Ahead of Senegal Planned Electoral Law Amendment
    Protests Ahead of Senegal Planned Electoral Law Amendment

  • Liberian President Pays First Official Visit to France
    Liberian President Pays First Official Visit to France

  • Rihanna Makes it to Senegal, Despite Protests to Block Her
    Rihanna Makes it to Senegal, Despite Protests to Block Her

  • Pop Star Rihanna 'Not Welcome in Senegal' - Religious Groups
    Pop Star Rihanna 'Not Welcome in Senegal' - Religious Groups

  • Senegalese Govt Vows to Hunt Down Casamance Gunmen
    Senegalese Govt Vows to Hunt Down Casamance Gunmen

  • How Far Will Africa Go in the 2018 World Cup?
    How Far Will Africa Go in the 2018 World Cup?

  • Senegal Cracks Down on Abuse of Talibe Street Kids
    Senegal Cracks Down on Abuse of Talibe Street Kids

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