Senegal Urged to Implement Legal Framework for Digital Accessibility
Senegal's Open Society calls for a legal framework to improve digital accessibility for people with disabilities
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Senegal's Open Society calls for a legal framework to improve digital accessibility for people with disabilities
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye meets Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the UN General Assembly
Senegal signs protocol for construction of second oil refinery with Turkish company Yamata.
Senegal's women's national football team gets a new coach, Alioune Abitalib Fall, replacing Mame Moussa Cissé.
Senegal's Ministry of Youth and Sports establishes a normalization committee to oversee the country's cycling federation.
Senegal to build second refinery with 4 million tonnes capacity
The rehabilitation of the Niayes Road in Senegal, particularly on the Thiaroye-Tally Diallo axis, is nearing completion, bringing relief to local residents who have endured years of traff...
Senegal signs protocol with Turkish group Yamata for a second oil refinery, boosting refining capacity.
Senegal's higher education regulator warns private institutions against issuing doctorate degrees without authorization, threatening closure and legal action.
Senegalese international footballer Idrissa Gana Gueye joins Le Mans FC's shareholder group, including notable figures from sports.
Deux suspects ont été arrêtés au Ghana dans l'enquête sur l'enlèvement et la mort du jeune Sénégalais Cheikh Touré, selon la police ghanéenne.
The Senegalese government and unions are in discussions over the reclassification of court officials, specifically greffiers, within the new A2 hierarchy.