Algérie déploie ses troupes au Niger, une première depuis 1973
L'Algérie a envoyé des troupes militaires au Niger, une première depuis 1973, pour protéger ses intérêts stratégiques et lutter contre le terrorisme.
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L'Algérie a envoyé des troupes militaires au Niger, une première depuis 1973, pour protéger ses intérêts stratégiques et lutter contre le terrorisme.
Guy Marius Sagna alerts government to potential negative impacts of salt mining projects in Fimela, Djilass, and Loul Sessène.
Africa's downstream sector is poised for growth, with LPG emerging as a key player in the region's energy landscape.
Senegal's rugby sevens team ends Dakar 2026 with a win, securing 7th place
Senegalese Minister Abdourahmane Diouf calls for a grand coalition to preserve the republic.
The Africa Blockchain & Crypto Conference (ABCC 2026) will address five key areas: regulation, anti-money laundering, cybersecurity, cross-border payments, and skills development.
Senegal's beach volleyball duo, Mouhamed Sidibé and Souleymane Cissé, lost to Chile's Arias and Farias in the 2026 Youth Olympics round of 16.
Solthis assesses impact of "One Health" programme in Senegal's Sedhiou region
Senegal hosts 2026 Youth Olympic Games, first Olympic event in Africa
Senegal's Saly to host 2026 Youth Olympic Games, SAPCO aims for sustainable economic benefits
BCEAO excludes crypto-asset projects from its first cohort of financial innovation laboratory, sparking debate at Cotonou conference
Senegal's diphtheria outbreak spreads to 13 regions, with 456 confirmed cases and 14 deaths reported as of November 1, 2026.