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 canoe-kayak federation announces its participation in the African championships, sending eight athletes, including three para-athletes, to compete in Algeria from October 8-13, ...
Five black children, victims of severe abuse by their white adoptive parents in West Virginia, will receive $4.4 million in compensation from the state.
A wildlife reserve in Senegal's Podor department is bringing life back to the Sahel region through conservation efforts.
Tivaouane and Taïba Ndiaye schools report notable progress in student performance
Senegal and the world reflect on Léopold Sédar Senghor's impact and legacy
Les prestataires locaux de cybersécurité sénégalais réclament plus de confiance de l'Etat pour renforcer la protection des systèmes et des données.
150 Senegalese technical officials are being trained in five sports disciplines in preparation for the 2026 Youth Olympics in Dakar.
Senegal joins World Minifootball Federation, eyes 2027 Women's CAN hosting
Representatives from 22 African countries meet in Dakar to discuss challenges in aquaculture, fisheries research, and marine sciences.
Researcher Elimane Thiam pushes for department-led energy planning
A new health post has been inaugurated in Tattène Sérère, Thiès, Senegal, at a cost of 60 million FCFA, aiming to improve healthcare accessibility for local residents.
Senegal's parliamentary committee on fishing licenses starts hearings to investigate the opaque process of granting licenses, sparking concerns over the sustainability of the country's fi...
