Senegal

Anger erupts in Senegal over the government’s response to deadly flash floods.

‘I would see them surfing and ask myself: ‘Where are the girls who surf?”

Government announces emergency aid plan after it says three months of rain fell in just seven hours.

Port authority says it requested removal of 2,700 tonnes of the explosive material following the...

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Tributes pour in for founding member of iconic Afro-Latin group Orchestra Baobab, established in Senegal 50 years ago.

More than 4,000 athletes from more than 180 nations, aged 14-18, were expected to take part in the Youth Olympics.

With his wealth, Mane is financing the rebuilding of his village mosque and new classrooms for his local high school.

Move draws criticism from citizens of indebted African country who say their waters are already overfished.

While the country appears to be containing the spread of the virus, demonstrators fear it will lead to them going hungry instead.

Government says it will relax dusk-to-dawn curfew and lift a ban on inter-regional travel after two nights of unrest.

Youths take to street, as people struggle to make ends meet amid dusk-to-dawn curfew and ban on regional travel.

Move affecting high schools comes after coronavirus cases are detected among teachers in Casamance, in Senegal’s south.

A crisis unfolding in Senegal, the World Food Programme warns 130 million people are facing starvation because of the pandemic.