Senegalese Theater Piece Revisits Congo's Post-Independence Tragedy
Senegalese theater piece 'Nawetu deret' revisits Congo's post-independence tragedy
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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.
Only 18.5% of rulings by the ECOWAS Court of Justice have been enforced, despite being binding and enforceable.
1,000 volunteers in Thiès, Senegal face financial hardship due to delayed payments.
Senegalese politician Samba Kara Ndiaye calls for a new approach to development, citing the need for hope and change in the country.
Women from Senegal's Ministry of African Integration urge action on cervical cancer prevention.
Senegal plans for 2026 Youth Olympics to leave lasting impact on youth
Alexandra de Coubertin praises Senegalese artists at "Empreinte 100 ans" exhibition in Dakar, celebrating 100 years of Olympic spirit through art.
Senegalese writer Boubacar Boris Diop marked 80th birthday with an international colloquium
Horizon Sans Frontières urges Senegalese government to establish support cell for citizens imprisoned abroad
Côte d'Ivoire's Human Rights Council calls for protection of opposition figures' rights, while Nigeria's President Tinubu prepares to present 2027 budget.
Senegal's CNOSS President Mamadou Diagna Ndiaye assures that preparations for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games in Dakar are on track despite logistical and budgetary challenges.