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17-year-old Mamadou "Doudou" Diao pursues combat sports career
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17-year-old Mamadou "Doudou" Diao pursues combat sports career
Thirty trainers from Senegal's Diourbel, Fatick, and Thiès regions have completed a five-day sign language training to promote inclusive education.
Le Sénégal enregistre environ 2 220 nouveaux cas de cancer du sein chaque année, avec plus de 1 300 décès, selon la présidente de la Ligue sénégalaise contre le cancer (LISCA), Dr Fatma G...
Les inspecteurs en langue arabe du Sénégal se réunissent à Touba pour discuter de leur rôle dans la refondation du système éducatif.
Dr. Alpha Ba, former Secretary of State for Cooperatives and Peasant Encadrement, reviews his accomplishments at the Ministry of Agriculture.
Preparations for the annual Gamou celebration in Sokone, Senegal, are underway, but concerns over the state of the road and lighting have been raised.
President Bassirou Diomaye Faye receives the Inspirational African Leadership Award at the 12th International Afro-Caribbean Leadership Forum in New York.
LISCA commits to covering medical and financial costs for women diagnosed with breast cancer
Twenty students in Ziguinchor, Senegal, including four with disabilities, have been sensitized on vocational training opportunities as part of the "Un métier, un sexe" initiative.
Senegalese expert Souleymane Bassoum warns of potential pitfalls in Sadio Mané's SM10 Agro project
Une délégation du Parlement panafricain est en mission de plaidoyer au Sénégal pour accélérer la ratification des instruments de l'Union africaine.
Senegal's Official Journal N° 7915 of June 20, 2026, published by Vie Publique Senegal, contains various decrees and orders from multiple ministries.