Senegalese Civil Society Mobilizes for Mbayang Diop's Clemency
Senegalese organizations call for clemency for Mbayang Diop, on death row in Saudi Arabia
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Senegalese organizations call for clemency for Mbayang Diop, on death row in Saudi Arabia
Moroccan journalist Khaoula Jaifri praises the appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as the country's first female prime minister
African research lab LASPAD releases a 3-minute film manifesto, "By Ourselves," advocating for Africans to produce knowledge about their own societies.
L'organisation communautaire Fimela Alliance développement (FAD) veut recourir à tous les moyens légaux pour que les populations de l’arrondissement de Fimela bénéficient davantage des re...
La Police nationale sénégalaise organise la première édition de la "Police culturelle" pour mettre en valeur les talents artistiques de ses agents.
Senegal's surfing club, Happy Secret Garden, aims to raise its profile in 2027 after successfully hosting two stages of the Senegal Surf Cup.
Mauritanian President Mohamed El Ghazouani has carried out a significant government reshuffle, replacing several key ministers and appointing new officials.
Senegal's Collectif des détenteurs de titres du lotissement Hangar Pèlerin protests delay in resolving land dispute
Senegal's Dahiratoul Moustarchidina Wal Moustarchidaty holds Re-Creation 2026, a 3-week program for 95,838 participants in 670 daaras nationwide.
Three pirogues carrying 568 migrants were rescued and brought to the Spanish archipelago of Canary Islands on October 11, 2026.
A 22-year-old woman in Pikine, Senegal, gave birth to twins in the street, abandoning the first child, who was later found dead.
The municipality of Diender in Senegal's Thiès department has provided over 6 million FCFA in subsidies to 18 sports and cultural associations.