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Health actors in Senegal are calling for a legal framework, certified training, and professional status for community health workers to improve the healthcare system.
Le Sénégal commémore le 24e anniversaire du naufrage du bateau « Le Joola », qui a coûté la vie à 1 863 personnes en 2002.
Senegal plans to connect 6,888 schools to high-speed internet
Le ministère de la Famille, de l’Action sociale et des Solidarités du Sénégal a mis en place le Programme de résilience des communautés affectées par la lèpre.
Senegalese press review highlights commemoration of Le Joola ferry disaster and tensions between government and National Assembly
Senegalese media mourns the loss of Élisabeth Ndiaye, a legendary journalist and former presenter of RTS's flagship news program.
L'OMS élargit son programme de préqualification à de nouveaux dispositifs médicaux essentiels
Le porte-parole du khalife général des mourides, Serigne Bassirou Mbacké Abdou Khadre, a dénoncé les mauvais traitements infligés aux animaux utilisés pour les courses de charrettes à Touba.
The 3rd edition of JILSO 2026 was held in Dakar, marking a significant milestone with the refounding of Wagadu Jiida and celebration of the Soninke language.
Senegal's Joola Memorial Museum, opened in 2024, honors the victims of the 2002 ferry disaster.
Authorities in Touba, Senegal, are being called upon to bolster security, discipline, and sanitation efforts in the holy city.
Senegal's Train Express Regional (TER) service expands with its second phase, connecting Diamniadio to Blaise Diagne International Airport.
