West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Senegal: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
Senegal's central trade unions have agreed not to disrupt the 2026 Youth Olympics in Dakar, following a meeting with the event's organizing committee.
Senegal's top education and anti-corruption agencies team up to promote integrity and quality in higher education.
A comparative look at Dakar and Nouakchott's development trajectories
Senegal's former President Macky Sall faces criticism for his bid to become the UN Secretary-General, with some questioning its viability.
Senegal's Minister of Fisheries and Maritime Economy, Amy Mara, inspects the construction site of a modern wharf in Cap Skirring, funded by the World Bank.
France deploys army to Paris to maintain order amid widespread protests and riots.
Deputy Abdou Mbow proposes suspension of National Assembly as solution to budget crisis
La 5e édition du Salon du livre féminin de Dakar met en lumière les femmes de lettres et leur contribution à la mémoire collective.
Senegal's public enterprises face crisis due to rigid rules and market competition
The 2026 World Bank and IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok focused on job creation, with leaders discussing ways to address the growing youth population.
Professor Bitty Bocar Ba Watt releases book on overcoming obstacles to education
Senegal's Union Habitat Solidaire des Artisans du Sénégal (UHSAS) advocates for prioritizing local professionals in national housing programs.
