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 Minister of Agriculture highlights progress in the 2026-2027 agricultural campaign, citing early distribution of inputs and increased cultivated areas.
A couple in Senegal's Linguère region was attacked by armed bandits, leaving them injured and sparking concerns over cattle theft in the area.
Modou Bara Gaye takes over as Director General of Dakar Dem Dikk, aiming to enhance multimodal transportation in Senegal.
Samba Oumar Fall releases three novels, tackling themes of exile, illness, and identity.
Ten West African countries met in Dakar to strengthen regional synergy and promote digital infrastructure development.
Senegal's police warn citizens about a surge in Mobile Money scams using malicious software and deceptive links.
A Senegalese economic delegation visits Cape Verde to discover its port and fishing ecosystem, seeking to strengthen ties and explore business opportunities.
Senegal seeks to overturn CAF's decision to strip them of 2025 CAN title
Senegalese journalist Madiambal Diagne faces international arrest warrant and 1,000 billion FCFA lawsuit
Several workers at Ciments du Sahel in Senegal were briefly detained by gendarmes in Diass on October 8, 2026, amid ongoing labor disputes and tensions at the cement plant.
Newly appointed CROUS Director Thierno Mbaye initiates dialogue and efficiency measures
Senegal's new national team coach Patrick Vieira starts his tenure as journalists flee the US and Canada World Cup, and wrestling fans anticipate the weekend's combat sports events.
