La NBA ferme son académie africaine au Sénégal pour s'implanter à Abou Dhabi
La NBA ferme son centre d'entraînement d'élite en Afrique au Sénégal pour centraliser son programme de développement à Abou Dhabi.
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La NBA ferme son centre d'entraînement d'élite en Afrique au Sénégal pour centraliser son programme de développement à Abou Dhabi.
Cheikhou Kouyaté ends international career due to congenital heart condition
Senegal's 'One Student, One Computer' program faces scrutiny over undelivered machines and questionable documentation practices.
Senegal's First Lady visits areas affected by heavy rains in Dakar, pledges support to those affected.
Awa Ngom, 25, and her 4-year-old son B. Sarr drowned in floodwaters at Parcelles Assainies in Dakar, Senegal.
Dakar, Senegal experienced severe flooding on October 4, 2026, with 137.5 mm of rainfall recorded in 24 hours at Dakar-Yoff.
Senegal marks 7 years since the death of comedian Baye Peulh, known for his humorous performances with Makhourédia Guèye in the popular theater troupe Daaray Kocc.
Senegalese journalist El Hadj Gorgui Wade Ndoye will receive the Diaspora d'Or 2026 award in the Media category on December 19, 2026, in Bruz, France.
Senegalese teachers returned to school on October 5, 2026, with enthusiasm and concerns about the upcoming academic year.
ADEPME and UBA Senegal discuss collaboration to improve SME financing
Senegal's government has announced measures to respond to recent floods, including a 921 billion FCFA program to mitigate future flood impacts.
Senegal's Fongip fund honored at Paris forum for promoting women's access to finance