Dr Wang Confirms Status as International Beatmaker
Dr Wang, a renowned Ivorian beatmaker, returns with his new project "God's Gift", an homage to his journey, after conquering the international music scene.
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Dr Wang, a renowned Ivorian beatmaker, returns with his new project "God's Gift", an homage to his journey, after conquering the international music scene.
A session on preventing violent extremism and respecting human rights opened in Kédougou, Senegal, on September 26, 2026.
Le Parlement de la CEDEAO entend concilier ses ambitions institutionnelles avec une gestion prudente et efficiente des ressources communautaires.
DIRPA trains 35 journalists to tackle terrorism, extremism, and hate speech in Senegal.
Madagascar's Gen Z marks one year since protests ousted President Andry Rajoelina, but feels 'betrayed' by new government's tactics.
Families and orphans of Joola victims denounce authorities' indifference and inaction
Senegal's Premier Minister Al Aminou LO marked the commemoration of the Joola ferry disaster, urging reflection and action to prevent similar tragedies.
Senegal marks 24 years since the Joola ferry disaster, which claimed 1,863 lives, with a commemoration ceremony in Ziguinchor.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô pays tribute to victims of the Joola ferry disaster, calls for memory to be a responsibility.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Lô attends commemoration of 2002 Joola ferry disaster, reaffirms nation's solidarity with victims' families.
Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Alhaminou Lô calls for enhanced maritime safety and responsibility on 24th anniversary of Joola ferry disaster
The Senegalese diaspora in Europe is set to gather in Paris for a grand "Thiant Serigne Touba" on October 10, honoring Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, founder of the Mouridism movement.