Éthiopie-Sénégal à 13h: les Lions en quête de victoire à Bahir Dar pour se relancer
Le Sénégal affronte l'Éthiopie à 13h GMT au Bahir Dar Stadium, en quête d'une première victoire dans les éliminatoires de la CAN 2027.
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Le Sénégal affronte l'Éthiopie à 13h GMT au Bahir Dar Stadium, en quête d'une première victoire dans les éliminatoires de la CAN 2027.
Teungueth Fc, the reigning champion of the Senegalese league, is seeking to make history by winning back-to-back titles, a feat that has eluded many previous champions.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has called on the country's youth to be proactive in the digital age, rather than simply consuming artificial intelligence.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has called on the country's youth to provide specific, measurable, and practical input to the Senegal 2050 Agenda.
All Air Sénégal flight attendants on the Paris-Dakar route have been suspended following an Interpol investigation into alleged smuggling activities.
Le sélectionneur des Lions de la Téranga, Patrick Vieira, opère un changement tactique pour son deuxième match contre l'Éthiopie.
Senegalese triple jumper Saly Sarr meets with CONFEJES Secretary General to discuss ongoing support for young athletes
Senegal's parliament sends back a bill to extend the validity of biometric ID cards to committee amid concerns over election timing and cost.
Senegal's government has filed a constitutional challenge to a proposed law modifying the country's oil code, effectively suspending its examination by parliament.
Senegal's Autorité de régulation de la commande publique (ARCOP) to establish a national strategy for sustainable public purchases.
Water distribution disruptions are expected in Yoff and surrounding areas from September 29 to October 4 due to maintenance work by SEN'EAU.
UCAD University in Senegal ordered to pay 5 billion CFA francs to three former students after a 10-year court battle.