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Image of Senegalese Protesters celebrating Sonko being set free by the court, March 2021

In The News senegal

Senegal’s Democratic Unrest And The Ghosts Of French Colonialism

by Pierre Haski September 24, 2024

Photo of French and Malian soldiers operating in Mali

Geopolitics terrorism

West Africa’s Russia Solution Is Not Working Out So Well

by Pierre Haski August 30, 2024

Photo of children playing in the fish market in Mboro Plage beach

Migrant Lives fishermen

Why Fishermen Are Taking A Risky Migration Route To Escape Senegal

by Pierre Favennec June 25, 2024March 12, 2025

Women walking in Dakar, Senegal.

In Senegal, An App To Tackle Violence Against Women

by Anna Akage May 22, 2024

Big Prizes For African Writers Don't Change Balance Of Power In Literary World

In The News literature

Big Prizes For African Writers Don’t Change Balance Of Power In Literary World

by Hannah Steinkopf-Frank May 21, 2024

Photo of a mob burning the body of Cheikh Fall in a public square

LGBTQ Plus lgbtq+

Senegal’s Cheikh Fall Tragedy: When Homophobia Goes Beyond The Grave

by Célia Cuordifede May 21, 2024

Photo of demonstrators in Marseille, France against the regime of Senegalese President Macky Sall in 2023

Geopolitics senegal-france

France-Senegal: Witness To A Neo-Colonial Breakup?

by Pierre Favennec April 18, 2024

The Senegal River in Saint-Louis

A Senegal City Drowning In Bad Policy And Climate Change

by Valentina Crosato April 13, 2024

Newly elected Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye.

Geopolitics senegal

Senegal Elections: Has France Finally Learned Its Lesson In Françafrique?

by Pierre Haski March 27, 2024

“How Do The French Feel?" — Director Alice Diop's Vision Of A Nation Torn In Two

Society french riots

“How Do The French Feel?” — Director Alice Diop’s Vision Of A Nation Torn In Two

by Katarzyna Skiba March 12, 2024March 13, 2025

President Macron surronded by Bissau-Guineans during his visit on July 28, 2022

Africa Must Stop Using France As An Excuse For Not Taking Any Responsibility

by Adama Wade March 5, 2024March 12, 2025

At Gaston Berger University

Impact: Education Innovation senegal

In Africa, Accelerating A Continent-Wide Virtual University

by Worldcrunch February 23, 2024

"Today, leprosy belongs in the category of neglected tropical diseases"

Geopolitics senegal

The Lepers Of Senegal, Still Shunned By Society

by Worldcrunch February 23, 2024

An artisanal fisherman in Joal, Senegal

Economy senegal

Invest In Africa? How It Looks To Senegal’s Fishermen

by Worldcrunch February 23, 2024

Twin boys strapped to their grandmotherâ€™s chest in Malawi.

How ‘Kangaroo’ Care Saves Premature Babies In Senegal

by Camille Pocher February 23, 2024

Fishermen wait on boats at a fish market in M'bour, Senegal

Geopolitics senegal

In Senegal, Where Europe’s Dangerous Allure Continues To Beckon

by Patrick Randall February 22, 2024

Photo of people climbing down the stairs that lead to the African Renaissance monument in Dakar, Senegal

Geopolitics democracy

Senegal’s “Constitutional Coup” — Is Democracy In Africa A Lost Cause?

by Pierre Haski February 6, 2024

Women process fish for later distribution and consumption in Senegal

In The News senegal

The Female Factor In Senegal’s Fishing Crisis

by Worldcrunch November 13, 2023March 19, 2025

Idrissa Gueye (right) trains with his coach, world champion Souleymane Mbaye, on Sept. 20, 2019, in Dakar

In The News senegal

A Boxing Gym As Bridge Between France And Senegal

by Brandon Ramirez November 13, 2023

Photo of Senegalese singer and presidential candidate Queen Biz, taken from her Instagram account

Geopolitics african democracy

With 190 Presidential Candidates, Senegalese Democracy Is Vibrant — And Messy

by Cameron Manley November 3, 2023

Miss Senegal 2020, Ndèye Fatima Dion

In The News women's rights

“She Asked For It” — Rape Culture In Spotlight At Miss Senegal Beauty Contest

by Jane Herbelin June 20, 2023