West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Senegal: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
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Le Sénégal est devenu la deuxième destination des exportations tunisiennes en Afrique subsaharienne, avec 10,6% des exportations, soit 58 milliards de francs CFA.
Trois associations du secteur privé sénégalais dénoncent la concurrence déloyale, les surcoûts des services portuaires et le déficit de dialogue avec l’État.
Senegal's new labor code, effective September 3, 2026, includes provisions for telework, providing a legal framework for remote work arrangements.
Senegal's DER/FJ is on a mission in Paris to strengthen ties with the French entrepreneurial ecosystem and secure new financing and partnerships for Senegalese entrepreneurs.
Senegal to unveil national green industrialization strategy for approval on October 13, aiming to boost industrial transformation, employment, and energy transition.
A collision involving multiple vehicles in Senegal's Diass has resulted in one fatality and 26 injuries.
Tivaouane department in Senegal is preparing for the 2026-2027 school year with 59 teacher and 5,744 table-bench shortages.
Senegal's national meteorological agency ANACIM has forecast rain and thunderstorms across several regions of the country from October 7 to 12.
Senegalese customs seize 3200 phones worth $260,000 in a truck filled with hay
A VTC driver was found dead in his taxi in Nord Foire, Senegal, on October 6, 2026.
La Première Dame du Sénégal s'est rendue dans les zones inondées de Dakar pour s'enquérir de la situation des populations sinistrées.
Senegal's health ministry reports 29 diphtheria cases in Touba district as hospitals bolster response
