West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Senegal: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
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Senegal's Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation says a recently published list of unrecognized private higher education institutions is not official.
Senegal's government and health unions are close to an agreement on housing allowances for contractual health workers.
Senegal's Yoff commune hit by severe flooding, Mayor Seydina Issa Laye Sambe visits affected areas
Senegal's weather forecast warns of heavy rains and thunderstorms from October 6 to 7, with several regions under high surveillance.
De fortes pluies ont causé des dégâts sur les routes et les quartiers de Kaolack, au Sénégal, provoquant des difficultés de circulation.
Senegal's national football team, the Lions of Teranga, has achieved an impressive start under the new coaching of Patrick Vieira, with two wins and a draw in their latest matches.
Senegal's government has taken action against 34 unrecognized private higher education institutions, issuing cease and desist orders.
Senegal's government has announced a national strategy to manage flood risks, following recent heavy rainfall in Dakar.
Senegal's Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation (MESRI) has distanced itself from a leaked document listing unrecognized private universities.
Senegalese Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Lo visits Parcelles Assainies to offer condolences to families affected by recent floods.
A training session on renewable energy and decentralized energy solutions is underway in Kaolack, Senegal, for around 30 elected officials and cadres from seven departmental councils.
Senegal's Constitutional Council has ruled that a proposed law to amend the country's Oil Code, which aimed to subject oil and gas contracts to parliamentary review, is unreceivable.
