February 10

• Valentine Eve Weekend With Salam Diallo At Duplex (Daily Observer)
• Pap Diouf Set to Thrill Fans Again (Daily Observer)

February 9

• Young, Male and Disposable [analysis] (RNW Africa)
• Day of Reckoning - It's the Economy Stupid! [opinion] (African Arguments)

February 8

• Senegal's Foreign Minister Visits Nation to 'Strengthen Ties' (Daily Observer)
• Senegal's Foreign Minister Visits Nation to 'Strengthen Ties' (Daily Observer)

February 7

• Berman - 'Lack of Transparency in Senegal' [interview] (RNW Africa)
• WACSOF Comments to the Unrest in Senegal (Foroyaa)

February 6

• Bafana Bafana to Play Senegal in Durban (SAFA)
• For Crying Out Loud, Leave Nation Alone - Go Home Grandpa Wade [column] (Monitor)
• Students Call for President to Step Down (IPS)
• Hubris May Snare Senegal's Wily 'Hare' Wade [opinion] (Citizen)

February 5

• Wade Guns for Seven More Years [analysis] (Nation)

February 4

• Can 2012 - the Home Stretch (Nation)

February 3

• President Wade v. the People (Fahamu)
• Youth On the Streets for Change (RNW Africa)
• Anger Mounts in Senegal As Election Nears, At Least 1 Killed (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Controversies and Fear of Election-Related Violence Ahead of the Presidential Poll in Senegal [analysis] (ISS)
• Wade Should Drop Third Terms Plans [editorial] (Nairobi Star)
• Letter to President Wade On the Present Political Crisis in Senegal [analysis] (Foroyaa)
• Wade Downplays Riots (Monitor)
• Fears of Violence As Nation Readies for Fresh Protests (Monitor)

February 2

• UN Rights Chief Questions Use of Force (UN News)
• Sorry Starry Team Go Home Early (Nation)
• U.S. Legal Firm Helps Wade Fight for Third Term (allAfrica.com)
• Senegalese Opposition Vows More Protest Campaigns Against Wade (The Moment)
• Department of International Relations and Cooperation Inbox Piling Up as AU Bid Takes Centre Stage [press release] (DA)

February 1

• Violence After Validation of Wade Candidacy (IPS)
• Amnesty Calls on Wade to Rein in Security Forces [press release] (AI London)
• Abortions Carried Out in Secret (RNW Africa)
• Amnesty International Urges President Wade to Rein in Security Forces [press release] (AI)
• 'No, Mr Wade You Don't Have the Right' [opinion] (RNW Africa)
• The Senegalese Electoral Crisis, the Casamance and the Gambia's Complex Position (Foroyaa)
• Four Die in Anti-Wade Protests (allAfrica.com)
• Senegalese Clash With Police Over Court's Ruling on Wade's Candidature (Foroyaa)

January 31

• Political Tensions Rise as Election Run-Off Looms (UN News)
• Two Killed in Senegal As Anger Mounts Against Wade (RNW Africa)
• Greenpeace Statement on Clashes [press release] (Greenpeace)
• Two People Killed During Protest (RNW Africa)
• Youth Torn Between Anger and Shame (RNW Africa)

January 30

• Senegal Urged to Stop Clampdown on Dissent as Protesters Shot Dead (AI London)
• Court Appeal Ruling Says 'Yes' to Wade, 'No' to N'dour (RFI)
• Traore Hoping to Stay On As National Coach (CAF)
• Nation Hand Senegal Another Loss (CAF)
• Eleven Talented Individuals Get You Nowhere (allAfrica.com)
• Opposition to Rally Against Wade Third Term (RNW Africa)
• AFCON 2012 - Senegal's Exit, Where Are the Dembas? [analysis] (Vanguard)
• Opposition Vents Its Frustration but Can't Stop the Wade Juggernaut [analysis] (iMaverick)
• The Senegalese Trap and Other Stories (Nation)
• Opposition in Protest March Despite Ban (Citizen)
• Shock Exit Leaves Senegal in Mess (Monitor)

January 29

• North Africans Score Coveted Win But Bow Out of Finals (allAfrica.com)
• Anger and Arrogance - Nation's Political Forces Clash Yet Again (RNW Africa)
• Opposition in Call for Popular Resistance to Wade (RFI)
• Opposition Calls for Popular Resistance (RNW Africa)

January 28

• Opposition Vows to Stop Wade Bid (RNW Africa)
• Police On Guard After Riots Over Wade's Re-Election (Nation)
• Win or Lose, Protagonists Both Face Ejection (allAfrica.com)
• Riot Police Seal Capital After Night of Violent Protest (RFI)

January 27

• Wade's Candidature Sparks Protests (allAfrica.com)
• Wade Re-Election Bid Likely to Generate Protests [analysis] (African Arguments)
• Opposition Protest 'Will Be Tolerated' (RNW Africa)
• Country Braces for Protest Ahead of Key Election Ruling (RNW Africa)
• Lions of Taranga Sink As Hosts Seal Surprise Progress (Citizen)

January 26

• Opposition to Protest Wade's Re-Election Bid (RNW Africa)
• Equatorial Guinea Overperforms, Team Outclassed On a Soggy Pitch (RFI)
• Home Team in Dreamland After Downing Teranga Lions (allAfrica.com)
• Nation Must Not Curtail Freedom of Expression and Assembly in Election Run-Up [press release] (AI London)
• Senegalese Leader, Wade, Registers for Presidential Race (The Moment)
• Music Youssou Ndour Files Presidential Bid (RNW Africa)
• Govt Bans Public Demonstrations (Monitor)
• Traore Hoping to Bow Out High (CAF)

January 25

• Hosts Advance to Quarterfinals After Shock Win Over Senegal (allAfrica.com)
• Fan Feels Pressure Before Tie Against Co-Hosts (Ghanaian Chronicle)
• Locals Stranded By Fresh Public Transport Strike (RNW Africa)