Senegal Celebrates World Rabies Day with Call to Action
Senegal marks World Rabies Day with a call to strengthen prevention and vaccination efforts.
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Senegal marks World Rabies Day with a call to strengthen prevention and vaccination efforts.
The region of Kédougou needs over 400 teachers to address a shortage in various educational levels.
Senegal's Agence de développement municipal trains 250 community actors to maintain drainage infrastructure in Dakar.
Senegal launches second phase of Train Express Régional, linking Diamniadio to Aéroport international Blaise-Diagne
Senegal announces plans for a 50 MW solar power plant in Louga, part of a $2.5 billion initiative to boost renewable energy and achieve 40% of its energy mix from renewables by 2030.
Former Senegalese officials, including PCA, PCS, and DG of Pastef, express shock and disappointment after being suddenly removed from their positions.
Senegal's Education Minister Moustapha Mamba Guirassy commends Association Bes for rehabilitating schools nationwide
Senegal raised 157 billion FCfa on the public market with a significant return of investors on 3 and 5-year bonds.
A free medical campaign in Senegal's Nioro du Rip department provided consultations and care to over 700 people, with services including general medicine, pediatrics, and ophthalmology.
Senegal plays Ethiopia in World Cup qualifier at 1,800m altitude
Way Point Football supports Senegalese youth footballers aged 13-22
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