Senegal: Parents Denounce Strike Disrupting School Year
Senegal's parents' associations criticize a 3-day strike by unions, disrupting the school year just days after a delayed start due to floods.
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Senegal's parents' associations criticize a 3-day strike by unions, disrupting the school year just days after a delayed start due to floods.
The Saint-Louis Cathedral in Port-Gentil, Gabon, was vandalized on October 23, 2026, by an individual with mental health issues.
A foreign national was beaten to death by a crowd in Durban, South Africa, amid ongoing anti-migrant protests and violence.
Gabonese government meets with technical and financial partners to discuss the 2026-2030 Plan for Transforming Food Systems.
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Senegalese music group Orchestra Baobab releases new album "Made in Senegal" after nearly a decade
Benin's Junior Olaitan scores for Besiktas against Crystal Palace
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A Swiss woman married to a Swiss embassy employee in Nigeria has been infected with Ebola, possibly after traveling to Uganda.
Gabon's Minister of State for National Defense, Brigitte Onkanowa, visits Brussels to enhance military ties with Belgium.