Prolonged Stay of French Troops 'irks' Senegalese Leader
Speaking at a conference in Dakar, Sonko expressed doubts about the continued necessity of French military presence, over six decades after Senegal gained independence from France.
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Boeing 737-300 Crash in Senegal Injures 11 During Takeoff
The aircraft, carrying 78 passengers, veered off the runway around 0100 GMT. Despite the severity of the incident, most passengers were not injured.
Senegal Makes Record Inland Cocaine Seizure in Eastern Town of Kidira
The intercepted lorry was found to be carrying 1,137 kilograms (2,506 pounds) of cocaine hidden in packets at the bottom of the vehicle.
Breaking Stereotypes: Lamine Fall's Culinary Journey in Senegal
Cooking in Senegal, much like in many other places, is often seen as a woman's domain. However, Fall's journey began with a deep-rooted love for food and an eagerness to bring joy to people through his culinary skills
Integration of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students Advances in Senegal's Schools
Mouhamed Sall, a student benefiting from this approach, effortlessly communicates with both old and new classmates using sign language, sometimes assisted by interpreters.