Alioune Badara Mané Nominated for Prestigious Awards Kama in Paris
Senegalese journalist Alioune Badara Mané has been nominated for the Awards Kama in Paris, a recognition of his dedication to promoting Senegalese culture.
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Senegalese journalist Alioune Badara Mané has been nominated for the Awards Kama in Paris, a recognition of his dedication to promoting Senegalese culture.
Malick Mbaye, a seasoned customs official, has been appointed as the new Director General of Senegal's Customs, bringing extensive experience in customs administration.
Awa Niang, 30, leads Effa Services, a Senegalese company providing customized solar engineering solutions to promote clean energy and autonomy.
Senegal's fiscal revenue surged by nearly 400 billion FCfa in the second quarter of 2026, driven by growth in tax revenues.
Senegal's SONAGED gets new director, Babacar Abba Mbaye, to tackle waste management challenges
Senegal aims to reduce digital divide by promoting local assembly of tech products
Senegal's Dakar tribunal launches investigation into torture, inhumane treatment, and potential crimes against humanity from 2021-2024.
Humanité et Inclusion and partners push for active participation of women and girls with disabilities in decision-making and public policies.
The Senegalese prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity, torture, and inhumane treatment between 2021 and 2024.
Senegalese rapper Dip Doundou Guiss releases new music video "Yamay Gunguei" showcasing Sine Saloum region
Seven individuals arrested for stealing and vandalizing SENELEC electrical cables
Senegalese wrestler Reug Reug's uncle, Ahmadou Bamba Ndiaye, has made statements that implicate his nephew in a counterfeit money operation.