Presidential hopeful Ahmed Talib Bensouda has publicly condemned rising crime rates and highlighted Gambia's reliance on Senegal for electricity, challenging the incumbent administration ahead of December elections.
Political tensions rise in Senegal's National Assembly as figures aligned with Serigne Modou Karim Mbacké face significant institutional challenges from rival Aminou Lô.
An investigative report highlights how Senegal has become a major transit hub for illicit drug trafficking, overwhelming local law enforcement and public health systems.
Legal expert Me Youssou Gueye comments on the Constitutional Council's recent decision regarding the state's special financial laws and budgetary allocations.
Schools and educators in Sédhiou, Senegal, are mourning the abrupt passing of elementary school teacher El Hadji Babacar Sarr, prompting widespread grief within the local academic community.
In a report published by the Quebec daily La Presse, the story of a young 26-year-old Senegalese woman, using the pseudonym "Fatou," highlights the difficulties encountered...
The Senegalese government has initiated a process to reinstate 351 previously dismissed public employees, a move that has drawn criticism and embarrassment for opposition figure Ousmane Sonko.
The Gamou 2026 celebrations, commemorating the birth of Prophet Muhammad, took place across various locations in Senegal, including Médina Baye, Rebeuss, and Liberté 6. The event featured a significant conference and address by Serigne Moustapha Sy.
Omar Ndiaye, a 45-year-old Senegalese resident without official status, was remanded in custody for allegedly defrauding Quebec social services of nearly 120 million FCFA.
Saudi club Al-Hilal has entered the competition to sign the Senegal international, who is already being pursued by several European clubs including Galatasaray.
The Criminal Investigations Division successfully dismantled a drug trafficking ring in Mbour after a suspect surrendered 10 kilograms of Indian hemp based on actionable intelligence.
Following the constitutional council's decision to declare their proposal on special political funds inadmissible, the Pastef-Les Patriotes parliamentary group vows to continue its political campaign.
The National Commission for Human Rights of Senegal expressed deep indignation following the discovery of the murdered body of young woman Ndèye Bigué Sène in Tivaouane.
A national gendarmerie inquiry has debunked claims of suspended medical services and clarified the circumstances surrounding an alleged assault on a head nurse at the Fadiouth health post, revealing the actual facts behind the rumors.
A severe traffic accident occurred on Monday afternoon on the Louga-Kébemer highway near Kirdiom, resulting in multiple serious injuries after a bus collided with a 4x4 vehicle.
Regional trade brigades intensified inspections in Tivaouane, seizing over 2,200 loaves of bread and sanctioning six operators amid shortages leading up to the Gamou celebration.
Both Senegal and the Netherlands have secured their spots in the next round of the FIFA World Cup following decisive victories in their respective groups.
The Alternative pour la Relève Citoyenne (ARC) party marked its third anniversary by opening a new headquarters and reporting a significant surge in new member registrations.
The new Director General of the Autonomous Port of Dakar (PAD), Doune Pathé Mbengue, continued his tour in Thiénaba, Senegal, following a visit to Kaolack, in preparation for Gamou 2026.
Senegal's parliament has ordered an investigation into total-return-swap deals worth approximately €1 billion that the country entered into last year to meet financing needs.
Senegalese Prime Minister Al Amine Mouhamed Lo is expected to visit Médina Baye on Tuesday to preside over the official ceremony of the 2026 international Mawlid.
Students at Gaston Berger University (UGB) in Senegal learned about the strategic importance and key role of the Customs Administration in national development during the 'Camp citoyen 2026'.
A spectacular robbery occurred in Mbour, Senegal, where 76 million F CFA was stolen from a Wave point, prompting gendarmes to respond to gunfire from the perpetrators.
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.
Mame Diarra Diop, known for her role as Diodio in the series Baabel, has issued a public apology for the first time since her release from prison, stating she 'stumbled'.
Approximately 350 Senegalese faithful are expected to participate in a pilgrimage to Christian Holy Sites, scheduled to take place from August 20 to September 9, 2026.
The Senegalese-Italian poet, writer, and intellectual, Dr. Cheikh Tidiane Gaye, has been honored with a series of prestigious distinctions in Romania and Serbia for his contributions to literature and peace.
Some Senegalese politicians are accused of conflating special funds, political funds, and discretionary spending to create a scandal, rather than understanding their proper functioning.
The locality of Thiénaba Seck in Thiès, Senegal, founded in 1882, is described as a bastion of Sharia law, characterized by practices such as flagellation, prohibitions, and strict moral rigor.
A. Taha, a BRT ticket seller in Senegal using the digital platform 'Kubapay,' was arrested by the DIC and referred to the prosecutor's office for allegedly embezzling 16 million F CFA in public funds.
A man identified as N.D. Thiam was arrested in Guinaw-Rails, Senegal, after attempting to steal phones ordered online, following a complaint of alleged fraud from a merchant.
A fatal accident occurred on Sunday, August 23, 2026, in Gossas, Senegal, where a 7-year-old boy was hit and killed by a public transport minibus on the RD610B.
Senegalese police are holding a press conference to outline the security arrangements and police deployment for the upcoming Gamou religious festivals in both Kaolack and Tivaouane.
The ASER case in Senegal has seen a new development as Thierno Alassane Sall has accused Ousmane Sonko following the leak of a confidential note dated August 26, 2024, signed by then-Energy Minister Birame Soulèye Diop.
The Senegalese political coalition 'And Liguey Gox Yi' visited Tivaouane to meet with the Khalife général des Tidianes and called for the respect of the electoral calendar.
The Senegalese National Navy rescued 456 individuals attempting irregular migration off the coast of Saint-Louis in one week, including 210 from a single pirogue on Saturday.
As debates continue around the Sweet Beauté affair in Senegal, former minister Babacar Gaye urged stakeholders to move past settling scores and focus on broader issues, advocating for a resolution that transcends personal vendettas.
A confidential note signed by Energy Minister Birame Souleye Diop has shed light on the reasons behind the ongoing blockage in the case concerning the Senegalese Rural Electrification Agency (ASER).
Community volunteers in Senegal, represented by their Secretary General Alioune Diassé, have expressed anger and concern over six years without training or recruitment, stating that 'silence solves nothing'.
The regional commerce service in Thiès, Senegal, has established a special brigade in Tivaouane to monitor prices and stock levels of essential commodities like rice, onions, and potatoes ahead of the Mawloud-Al-Nabi 2026 celebration.
Preparations are being made for the 2026 Mawlid celebration in Médina Baye, Senegal, including arrangements for media coverage and the opening of a symposium related to the event.
At the BAL Economy and Impact Forum in Dakar, Wave Senegal showcased the significant potential within Africa's creative and sports sectors, emphasizing the city's role as a hub for trends and cultural exchange.
As the guest of honor at the 15th edition of Gabon's Festival of Cultures, taking place from August 21 to 23, 2026, Senegal aims to showcase the richness of its cultural heritage.
An op-ed criticizes the practice of service handovers in Senegal's public administration, noting that they often transform into political rallies rather than formal administrative procedures.
Senegal's national meteorological agency (ANACIM) has issued a short-term forecast predicting isolated thunderstorms this afternoon and persistent high temperatures across the country.
Footballer Sadio Mané is investing 8.7 billion CFA francs in a mango processing initiative in Sédhiou, Senegal, aiming to boost local wealth from the region's agricultural potential where only 2% of mango production is currently processed.
Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has cautioned Tijjaniya Muslim pilgrims against traveling by road to Senegal, advising them to opt for air travel instead. The warning aims to ensure the safety of the pilgrims.
Amina Mbengue, an autistic data scientist and digital entrepreneur, is making waves as a fashion icon, embodying a versatile and forward-looking Senegalese youth.
The appointment of Patrick Vieira as the head coach of Senegal's national football team has been met with great enthusiasm from his former associates and mentors.
Senegalese deputies have been equipped with tools to strengthen budgetary control, aiming to overcome deficits in oversight and restore the Parliament's full weight in the accountability chain.
Dakar's Urban Security dismantled a prostitution network in Unit 11 of Parcelles Assainies in Keur Massar. Four women have been imprisoned in connection with the case.
The new Director General of SNR made official visits to religious leaders in Medina Baye and Tivaouane, including the General Caliph of the Tidianes, as part of a traditional 'ziara'.
The scrap metal industry in Senegal is facing significant challenges and is denouncing what it describes as a two-speed treatment regarding export licenses.
The foundation stone has been laid for the headquarters of the International Cheikh Al Islam El Hadji Ibrahima Niass Prize in Médina Baye, Senegal, dedicated to Quranic memorization and recitation.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is scheduled to inaugurate a major road infrastructure in Kaolack on Saturday and attend the Mawlid 2026 celebrations in Tivaouane on Friday.
A dilapidated two-century-old building in Saint-Louis, Senegal, serves as a testament to the island's little-known past in the transatlantic slave trade, with its traces rapidly disappearing.
A 46-year-old businesswoman, K. Diagne, has been arrested by Senegal's Criminal Investigations Division for alleged forgery, use of false documents, and attempted fraud involving a fake power of attorney.
The Kédougou region of Senegal is experiencing a resurgence of diphtheria, with 12 new cases confirmed across the Saraya and Kédougou health districts.
After a database update, Senegal's National Family Security Grant Program (PNBSF) is resuming, bringing good news for 290,000 households regarding purchasing power. The payment of these family security grants is set to resume in September, with details on beneficiaries distributed by region.
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.
Heavy rains and floods in Touba, Senegal, have resulted in the death of a 33-year-old newlywed merchant who was electrocuted in the Darou Khoudoss neighborhood.
Mamadou Gueye, the former director of State Domains and ex-mayor of Djiddah Thiaroye Kao in Senegal, has been released from detention after nearly five months.
The Saly research brigade successfully apprehended three suspects in Mbour who were falsely posing as police and gendarmes, including the alleged leader of a local criminal gang.
Despite mounting pressure from opposition parties, Senegal has yet to set a date for upcoming territorial elections, prompting the Pastef movement to formally petition the electoral council and interior ministry.
Aldo Kara, a Croatian-Senegalese sailor, has died under tragic circumstances in Spain, prompting local mourning and human rights groups to demand a thorough investigation and accountability.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Senegal have formalized a memorandum of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in preventing corruption and tackling transnational financial crimes. The agreement aims to strengthen legal frameworks and institutional oversight between the two nations.
During the August 2026 Maouloud celebrations, the Khalife of Darou Khairy delivered a message cautioning that digital technology is currently fostering societal division rather than unity.
Serigne Moustapha Sy publicly stated that Serigne Cheikh is now considered a colleague rather than a father figure during major religious festivities in Tivaouane.
Senegal's telecommunications regulatory authority (ARTP) has evaluated operators, ranking Orange as having the best connection and Yas as leading in voice services. These findings were released during the Gamou period.
Authorities in Tivaouane are investigating a murder case after a manipulated image of a suspect, created using artificial intelligence, went viral on social media.
Telecom operator Sonatel has set up fully equipped press centers in Tivaouane and Kaolack to facilitate journalist coverage of the upcoming Gamou religious festival.
Serigne Mansour Sy Dabakh, the general khalife of the Tidjane order, addressed political figures during the official 2026 Gamou celebrations, urging unity and responsible governance.
Addressing local leaders in Tivaouane, the interior minister reinforced presidential directives to combat discriminatory speech, aligning national policy with religious guidance from the Tidianes spiritual leadership.
Authorities in Senegal's Kédougou region conducted a large-scale destruction operation, burning more than three tonnes of substandard and hazardous goods deemed unfit for public consumption.
Members of the Fayda Tidjaniya community expressed satisfaction with government assurances during the international Gamou festival commemorating the Prophet Muhammad’s birth, while calling for national peace.
Local administrative and security forces destroyed approximately 9 tonnes of seized or declared unfit-for-consumption goods worth 570 million FCFA, underscoring ongoing efforts to combat counterfeit and hazardous food items.
In Sédhiou, Senegal, soaring beef prices have reached 6,000 CFA francs per kilogram, making the staple food increasingly inaccessible for many households.
An 8-year-old girl, F. M. Mbessane, died in a traffic accident on August 23 in Nioro, Senegal. The ongoing investigation points to speed and imprudence, largely blaming the driver of the vehicle.
Senegal's Minister of Employment and Vocational Training, Idrissa Samb, announced a 700 million CFA franc allocation to establish 'daaras-ateliers' in Tivaouane, aimed at boosting employability and self-sufficiency.
During the official Mawlid International de Baye ceremony, Senegal's Interior Minister condemned disrespectful comments made against religious leaders and authorities.
The information website ACTU221, facing financial challenges, has announced its intention to open its capital to new partners and investors to secure its future.
The Rapid Surveillance and Intervention Action Group (GARSI 2) conducted an operation on August 22, 2026, against illegal mining in the Mouran area, leading to the arrest of 40 individuals and the seizure of significant equipment.
General Martin Faye visited the general khalife of the Tidiane brotherhood as 2,504 gendarmes were deployed to Tivaouane for the annual Gamou celebration.
The Director General of Urban Planning in Senegal has criticized a mayor for refusing to collaborate with the state, labeling such a stance as a "public danger." The comments highlight tensions regarding urban development and governance.
A 32-year-old delivery driver in ZAC Mbao, Senegal, was sentenced to six months in prison, including one month firm, for embezzling 2.5 million F CFA from his employer. He claimed to have been hypnotized.
The Senegalese gendarmerie has conducted a major operation in Kédougou, dismantling illegal gold mining sites and arresting 40 suspects in its ongoing fight against illicit mineral exploitation.
Pape Mahawa Diouf, former spokesperson for the Alliance Pour la République (APR) and ex-director general of the Senegalese Agency for Tourism Promotion, has announced his support for Diomaye Faye, marking a significant political realignment.
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.
Ahead of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics, over 300 young people participated in a walking tour in Dakar, organized by the UN System in Senegal and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, focusing on sport and Sustainable Development Goals.
Despite instructions from the Prime Minister, examination indemnities for the baccalaureate and BFEM exams, held in July, have reportedly not yet been disbursed in Senegal.
Anta Babacar Ngom's Alliance pour la République Citoyenne (ARC) party has inaugurated a new headquarters, marking a new step in its political life. The event was presided over by Ngom herself.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye visited his hometown of Ndiandiaye in the commune of Ndiaganiao to attend the third-day ceremony for Demba Sène and pay his respects.
A migrant's confession has led to the arrest of 27 individuals attempting irregular emigration in Karang, Senegal, as authorities continue their efforts against illegal migration.
Babacar Ba, president of the Forum du justiciable, has publicly questioned the current amount of Senegal's Intergenerational Fund, demanding transparency regarding the management of natural resources.
The 'Collectif Fatali, Rappel' in Senegal has issued a press release condemning the removal of former President Macky Sall's name from major public projects, citing a lack of republican decorum.
Mouhamadou Makhtar Cissé, president of the Islamic association Jama’atou Nour Assouniya (AJANA), is recognized as a statesman and 'guardian of the temple' within the Tidjanya, with deep family, historical, and spiritual ties to Tivaouane.
Senegalese National Assembly President Ousmane Sonko visited Tivaouane to clarify his position on political funds and homosexuality, following previous visits to Keur Mame Elhadji and Ndiassane.
Ousmane Sonko visited Ndiassane and Keur Mame Elhadji, reaffirming his commitments and advocating against discrimination, while also being anticipated at Tivaouane for Gamou, following President Diomaye Faye's visit.
The 'Madd' fruit from Casamance, a wild Senegalese fruit known for its tart taste and nutritional benefits, has received international recognition and protection.
Amadou Ba, former Prime Minister of Senegal and president of the La Nouvelle Responsabilité / Jàmm ji movement, visited Djamil Sané's home in Parcelles Assainies.
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.
Various Senegalese media outlets, including Radio Alfayda FM and Zik FM, are presenting their press reviews for Saturday, August 22, 2026. These reviews cover news in both Wolof and French.
A troubling case involving a pregnancy, a complaint, and an alleged abortion attempt is causing a stir in the Harlem neighborhood of Wakhinane-Nimzatt, Guédiawaye.
A report on the South Pole in Ziguinchor, Senegal, has revealed the paradoxes of a region rich in resources but suffering from under-exploitation, leading to inestimable losses in sectors like cashew, mango, peanut, and ecotourism.
Ousmane Sonko, President of Senegal's National Assembly, has inaugurated the Committee for Public Policy Evaluation (CEPP), a new strategic body aimed at assessing government policies.
At the 7th Sino-African Media Cooperation Forum, Senegal advocated for the creation of regional AI and AGI hubs to integrate artificial intelligence into the audiovisual industry.
In Senegal, as in other places, women's rights are enshrined in international and constitutional texts. However, the law regarding infanticide and abortion is being criticized for condemning women while absolving men, highlighting a gender bias.
The private sector in Sédhiou, Senegal, remains highly fragile, with no companies exceeding 2 billion CFA francs in revenue and only 2% of mangoes being processed, despite the region's significant economic potential.
Authorities in Senegal arrested five suspects for drugs hidden in a drum, while four individuals were apprehended in a separate drug bust in Limassol, Cyprus.
AEE Power Senegal has filed a criminal complaint against José González Tausz, escalating the controversy surrounding the rural electrification contract managed by the Senegalese Agency for Rural Electrification (ASER).
There has been a noticeable decline in the number of Senegalese nationals working in international organizations, a stark contrast to previous periods when their presence was much stronger. Two main reasons are cited for this trend.
The urban police station of Linguère, Senegal, has arrested four individuals in connection with a case involving criminal association, drug possession, trafficking, and use.
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko announced upcoming hearings on cybersecurity following recent attacks and called on deputies to adhere to parliamentary rules regarding personal attacks and language.
Senegal is experiencing an unprecedented political and institutional polarization between the executive and legislative branches concerning political, special, and secret funds.
Following the annual Gamou de Tivaouane pilgrimage in Senegal, emergency services reported four fatalities, including three motorcyclists, and provided care for 274 victims during security operations.
With municipal voting dates still unset, the main opposition coalition formally requests intervention from the national electoral council and interior ministry to restart the electoral timeline.
Local residents mourn the tragic drowning of nine-year-old Awa Diallo in a drainage ditch in the village of Kambé, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the Koumpentoum region.
Prominent spiritual figure Serigne Moustapha Sy publicly explained his refusal to receive politician Ousmane Sonko during a religious celebration, highlighting ongoing tensions between religious and political spheres.
In the wake of a recent Constitutional Council decision, prominent Senegalese figure Waly Diouf Bodiang has publicly clashed with Alioune Tine, highlighting ongoing political tensions within the country's ruling coalition.
Senior Senegalese figure Alioune Tine urges President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to navigate their evolving executive-legislative relationship following Sonko's recent cabinet reshuffle.
Mayor Cheikh Oumar Anne addressed irregular land settlements on the outskirts of Ndioum during a municipal council session, pledging to enforce property regulations and clear unauthorized occupants.
Senegalese authorities are managing increased drinking water demand as Tivaouane hosts a historic influx of visitors celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's birth.
Senegal's Constitutional Council has declared a proposed bill on special credits, aimed at regulating special funds, inadmissible. The decision outlines the reasons for the rejection of the National Assembly's legislative proposal.
Feminist organization WaxJotna has publicly condemned the recent murder of 20-year-old Ndèye Bigué Sène, marking the ninth reported femicide in Senegal this year and demanding immediate government intervention.
A Senegalese national from Mbour was killed by gunfire in Spain after reportedly intervening in an altercation between two other men, according to initial witness accounts.
Founded in the early 1880s by Cheikh Bouh Kounta, the village of Ndiassane serves as the spiritual capital of the Qadiriyya, a major Sufi order in Senegal, highlighting its enduring religious and cultural legacy.
Senegalese lawmakers unanimously approved a constitutional amendment on June 29, 2026, following a detailed breakdown of the intricate legislative journey from bill submission to potential constitutional council veto.
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.
A horrific traffic accident in Ano Liosia, Greece, resulted in the death of a 17-year-old girl after a pole collapsed. Separately, a fatal accident occurred on National Road 6 near Baghagha in Ziguinchor, Senegal.
The Constitutional Council, seized on August 18 by Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô, is expected to render its decision today, August 25, in the case against Guy Marius Sagna.
The Senegalese Petroleum Association (ASP) has issued a firm response to the Minister of Labor regarding the application of the collective agreement. The association's statement addresses ongoing discussions and concerns related to the agreement.
The Patisen group visited religious families in various cities in Senegal ahead of the Gamou celebration on August 25, 2026, reaffirming its commitment to these communities.
Senegal's National Agency of Civil Aviation and Meteorology (ANACIM) has announced unstable weather conditions and rainfall across several regions, extending from the south to Dakar.
El Hadj Sam Mboup, a prominent figure in Senegalese spirituality, is celebrated as a master of Islamic praises and Zikr, known for his profound faith and strong ties to the Tidiane brotherhood despite his blindness.
The imposing new grand mosque in Tivaouane, Senegal, remains closed, leading to prolonged anticipation and impatience among the faithful in the religious city of El Seydi El Hadji Malick Sy.
A tragic incident occurred in Bokhodi, a village in Senegal's Saraya department, where a Burkinabe man died after falling into a gold well. The event took place on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
A pregnant Nigerian minor, identified as P. Ch. Ogbonna, has been arrested in Ngor, Senegal, and charged with human trafficking, pimping, and exploitation after being forced into prostitution.
Multiple news outlets from the Balkans and Senegal provided their daily news briefings and press reviews on Monday, August 24, 2026, covering various regional and international headlines.
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.
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.
The national gendarmerie in Sokone, Senegal, conducted an operation against migrant trafficking networks, intercepting 44 presumed migrants en route to Gambia.
In Senegal, the widespread reliance on charlatans, known as marabouts, exposes women to sexual violence, scams, and in extreme cases, tragedy, as people seek miracles.
During a visit to Tivaouane, religious leader Serigne Habib Sy Dabakh criticized the separation between Ousmane Sonko and Bassirou Diomaye Faye, stating that Sonko 'betrayed the youth.' Sonko, president of the National Assembly, was received by Dabakh.
Constitutional law and public finance expert Maguette Diop has warned of a potential 'settling of scores' between the Executive and Legislative branches in Senegal, highlighting growing divergences.
Invited to the 'Le JDD' program on iRadio, Serigne Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy Al Amine offered a profound reflection on the major challenges facing Senegalese society, discussing education and other issues.
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.
A heinous crime has shocked Tivaouane, Senegal, where a young student, Ndèye Bigué Sène, was fatally stabbed four times. A charlatan has reportedly confessed to the murder.
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.
Diamé Signaté, the Director General of the Local Development Agency (ADL), has announced his decision to join Kiiray, Les Patriotes républicains, a political party in Senegal.
As Gamou 2026 approaches, the National Police in Senegal has intensified security measures in sensitive areas of Thiès and Tivaouane, leading to the interception of 50 individuals.
Monseigneur André Gueye has officially blessed the construction work for the future Saint Jean Paul II Christian cemetery in Guédiawaye, marking a significant step for the local Christian community.
A delegation from Senegal's Alliance for the Republic (APR) party, led by former Minister Sidiki Kaba, visited Tivaouane to perform a ziara and deliver a message from President Macky Sall.
The PUMA program has injected 23 million FCFA to empower women in the islands of Djinack and Betenty, Senegal, through the provision of equipment for women processors.
A young man named Khalifa Gueye, in his forties and residing in Louga, died in a traffic accident on Friday evening on the Louga-Tivao road in Kébémer, Senegal.
Senegalese international artist Baaba Maal is participating in the COP17 of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, advocating for Senegal and Africa.
A report on Senegal's South Pole region in Ziguinchor highlights the paradox of a territory with significant resources that struggles to convert them into competitive advantages.
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 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.
Two training seminars concluded in Dakar, Senegal, where Ivorian trainers were equipped with Japanese techniques at the Centre de formation professionnelle et technique Sénégal-Japon (CFPT-SJ) to enhance youth employment skills.
Water levels in the Senegal River and its main tributaries are showing varied developments, with continued progression observed in Bakel, Matam, and Podor.
Senegal's Minister of Justice, Moussa Sarr, has acknowledged that pre-trial detention warrants are sometimes unnecessary, addressing concerns raised by the NGO 3D.
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.
The facade of a two-century-old former slave warehouse on the island of Saint-Louis, Senegal, has collapsed, leaving a gaping hole and raising concerns about the preservation of historical vestiges.
A delegation from the Senegalese National Lottery (LONASE) visited the Tidiane community to reaffirm its commitment ahead of the Gamou 2026 celebration.
According to the president of the Senegalese Lifeguard Association, 63 drowning incidents have been officially recorded across Senegal since April, prompting concerns about beach safety.
Demonstrations have broken out in Tunisia due to shortages of water and electricity, while a new protest in Ogo, Matam, Senegal, occurred against the privatization of rural water. These events highlight growing public discontent over essential resource access in both countries.