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Lamine Ndiaye Speaks Out on Senegalese Politics
Politicsseneweb2d ago

Lamine Ndiaye Speaks Out on Senegalese Politics

Lamine Ndiaye, former Director General of Aprosi, has publicly shared his views on current Senegalese political figures and events. His statements address topics including Diomaye, Sonko's discourse, and the Kaolack city hall.

Slab Collapse in Golf-Sud Kills Woman
Worldseneweb5d ago

Slab Collapse in Golf-Sud Kills Woman

A 38-year-old woman has died after the slab of a R+1 building collapsed in the Cité Douanes area of Golf-Sud, Senegal. Local police were alerted to the incident on August 20, 2026.

Diomaye Faye's Asset Declaration Praised in Senegal
Politicsseneweb2d ago

Diomaye Faye's Asset Declaration Praised in Senegal

Senegalese politician Diomaye Faye's public declaration of assets has been lauded as a significant step towards transparency and a break from past practices. This move has garnered positive reactions, particularly from figures like Decroix.

Senegal Inaugurates Thiadiaye-Mbour Toll Highway
Politicsseneweb4d ago

Senegal Inaugurates Thiadiaye-Mbour Toll Highway

Senegal has officially inaugurated the Thiadiaye-Mbour toll highway, with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye highlighting its strategic importance for mobility. This new infrastructure is part of the Mbour-Fatick-Kaolack toll road project.

Senegalese Press Review for August 25, 2026
Cultureseneweb1d ago

Senegalese Press Review for August 25, 2026

Multiple Senegalese news outlets have published their press reviews for Tuesday, August 25, 2026. These reviews cover various news topics in Wolof and French, presented by different journalists.

Senegalese Press Review for August 24, 2026
Cultureseneweb2d ago

Senegalese Press Review for August 24, 2026

Multiple Senegalese media outlets, including Zik FM, presented their press reviews for Monday, August 24, 2026, featuring different presenters and languages. These reviews covered the day's top news and headlines from various sources.

12 Migrant Bodies Recovered After Boat Sinks Off Tunisian Coast
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12 Migrant Bodies Recovered After Boat Sinks Off Tunisian Coast

Twelve bodies have been recovered after a migrant boat sank off the coast of Tunisia. The incident led to a rising death toll, with several individuals still missing.

Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Senegal
Worldseneweb3d ago

Rain and Thunderstorms Expected in Senegal

Rain and thunderstorms originating from Guinea are forecast to affect southern and eastern Senegal this afternoon, before spreading to the central region and Petite Côte overnight.

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Chinese-Built Highway Opens Ahead of Schedule in Senegal

A new highway constructed by China in Senegal has officially opened to traffic, completing its development ahead of the anticipated schedule. The project marks a significant infrastructure achievement in the region.

Quranic Teacher Arrested for Rape in Senegal
Worldseneweb4d ago

Quranic Teacher Arrested for Rape in Senegal

A 36-year-old Quranic teacher, D. Gaye, has been referred to the prosecutor's office in Grand-Yoff, Senegal, following his arrest for alleged rape, sparking outrage in the Arafat neighborhood.

Senegalese President Faye Visits Tivaouane Ahead of Gamou
Worldseneweb4d ago

Senegalese President Faye Visits Tivaouane Ahead of Gamou

Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye visited Tivaouane for a pre-Gamou visit, meeting with religious leaders including Serigne Moustapha Sy Al Makhtoum and Serigne Babacar Sy Mansour. During his visit, President Faye called for national unity and peace.

Debate Over Senegal's Special Funds Management
Businessseneweb5d ago

Debate Over Senegal's Special Funds Management

Senegal is embroiled in a weeks-long debate concerning the management of special funds, specifically whether 1.77 billion was managed by the Prime Minister's office. The article argues that the public debate is misdirected from the true underlying issues.