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Senegalese writer Mademba Thioye presents his novel "Séno les Flambées", exploring social, cultural, and human realities in Senegal's rural areas.
Senegal's National Assembly will hold three plenary sessions from September 29 to October 2, 2026.
Coalition "Publiez ce que vous payez" in Senegal seeks to empower communities affected by zircon mining in Ziguinchor through training sessions to enhance their negotiation skills with mi...
A Senegalese teachers' network is strengthening its role as an intermediary between educators, unions, and authorities to promote a peaceful school climate.
Researchers uncover 2,500-year-old skeleton in Walaldé, shedding light on early human habitation in the region
Senegal's Joola ferry capsized off Gambia's coast on Sept 26, 2002, killing hundreds.
Des agents d’établissements publics de santé participent à une session de formation sur la gouvernance hospitalière à Thiès, au Sénégal.
Senegal mourns the loss of two influential intellectuals, Amady Aly Dieng and Oumar Sankharé, who dedicated their lives to knowledge and education.
Life in Walaldé revolves around the Senegal River, a source of sustenance and danger.
Mali's Aly Farka Touré, a self-taught guitarist and singer, left an indelible mark on the music world with his unique blend of traditional Malian and American blues.
A new economic group, "Jeunes Femmes Entrepreneures de Mamico", has been launched in Senegal to promote female entrepreneurship and economic independence.
Le Sénégal dispose d'une "puissance relationnelle" fondée sur son identité collective, sa tradition de dialogue et sa tolérance.
