Senegal Launches 'And Yombal Xey' Initiative to Boost Youth Employment
Senegal unveils 'And Yombal Xey' to connect youth with job opportunities
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Senegal unveils 'And Yombal Xey' to connect youth with job opportunities
Senegal's government is implementing initiatives to improve higher education quality, focusing on infrastructure development and digitalization.
Senegal and Mauritania have established a committee to oversee a program aimed at promoting economic integration and resilience in the Senegal River Valley, with support from the World Bank.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô has announced key directives on the status of the Joola memorial, the Casamance region, and the implementation of Senegal 2050 projects.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye addresses key issues at the Council of Ministers meeting on September 30, 2026.
Senegalese President emphasizes the need for education and guidance in the digital age
Student protests over lack of resources and poor learning conditions spread to 338 schools
Senegal's Observateur National des Lieux de Privation de Liberté (ONLPL) publishes its 2025 annual report, highlighting monitoring, training, and cooperation efforts in 51 places of deten...
Senegal's National Assembly reviews a proposal to improve healthcare in prisons
The Senegalese National Assembly is considering a bill aimed at improving healthcare for inmates, guaranteeing access to medical care and establishing a specific legal framework for priso...
Senegal's new Labor Code, adopted in August and promulgated in September 2026, has been published in the Official Journal, marking its entry into force and replacing the 1997 law.
A 45-year-old man, Mbaye Nguirane, was found hanged in a cemetery in Diourbel, Senegal.