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Le Sénégal veut renforcer l’éducation et la formation professionnelle en milieu carcéral pour faciliter la réinsertion sociale des détenus.
La CONFEJES organise un colloque international pour un héritage durable des JOJ Dakar 2026
Senegal's government is validating a national strategy to enhance user experience in public administrations.
A Senegalese court will prosecute Karamo Cissé NDIAYE for the murder of a Saint-Louis lycee student, with medico-legal results indicating a 30-minute strangulation.
Le Sénégal lance la Radio Numérique Terrestre pour moderniser son secteur audiovisuel
Senegalese educator and activist Bitty Bocar Bâ WATT has published her first book, "De l'ombre à la lumière: l'envol d'Aïcha," which advocates for girls' empowerment through education.
Senegal's institutions are increasingly using WhatsApp for official communication, raising concerns about information verification and the role of journalists.
Senegal commemorates the 117th anniversary of Seydina Limamou Laye's passing, marking a significant date for the Layene community.
Touba's Matlaboul Fawzeyni hospital admits 20 stroke patients monthly, highlighting healthcare challenges in the region.
Les accidents vasculaires cérébraux constituent la première cause d'hospitalisation dans les services de neurologie au Sénégal.
Senegalese theater piece 'Nawetu deret' revisits Congo's post-independence tragedy
Senegal's government has authorized the recruitment of 418 agents for its prison administration in 2026 to improve the living conditions of inmates and enhance security.
