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Des membres d’un panel ont plaidé pour le renforcement de l’autonomie et de la transparence du système judiciaire sénégalais.
L'Union démocratique des enseignantes et enseignants du Sénégal (UDEN) a appelé le gouvernement à respecter ses engagements envers les organisations syndicales.
Senegal's Minister of Employment and Technical Training Idrissa Samb launches 2nd National Day for Cleaning and Greening Training Facilities.
A Senegalese association is warning against rising xenophobia and discrimination against foreigners in the country.
Senegal's national electricity company, SENELEC, will upgrade the Bel Air substation with new GIS technology from October 3-5, 2026.
Authorities close in on fifth suspect linked to Reug-Reug's black market operation
Senegalese wrestler Reug Reug, a renowned figure in the world of lutte and MMA, has been inculpated for counterfeiting and placed under judicial control.
La mairesse de Gniby, Amy Ndiaye, s'investit dans l'agriculture depuis 2008 et est devenue une véritable championne agricole dans la commune rurale de Gniby.
Dakar 2026 Olympic Games aim to leave a lasting legacy beyond sports
Senegal's Delegate General for Religious Affairs, Pr. Djim Ousmane Dramé, has called for an updated mapping of Quranic schools and places of worship.
Senegal's prosecutor's office reports 76 deaths and over 200 victims in politico-judicial violence between 2021 and 2024.
Senegal's Ministry of Higher Education has published a list of 34 private institutions and branches that are not authorized to offer degree programs.
