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Senegal’s President Announces Cabinet Overhaul
Senegal's leader states Africa has “all it needs” to become self-sufficient in food
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Emirates marks 15 Years of Operations to Senegal

Emirates marks 15 Years of Operations to Senegal

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, is celebrating 15 successful years of flying to Dakar, Senegal. Since the inaugural flight in 2010, Emirates has played a pivotal role in connecting passengers and trade from Senegal, with its...

Owner:  Graham Edward Cooke
Spain arrests 19 over killings and torture on Senegal–Canary migrant boat

Spain arrests 19 over killings and torture on Senegal–Canary migrant boat

HESPRESS English – Morocco News International Hespress ENWednesday 17 September 2025 - 21:07 Spanish police announced Wednesday the arrest of 19 people suspected of killing and torturing fellow passengers on a migrant boat that left Senegal for...

Owner:  Guennouni Family
Senegal intercepts boat carrying 112 migrants attempting Atlantic crossing
Senegal plans local 2025 sukuk, eyes international sukuk in 2026

Senegal plans local 2025 sukuk, eyes international sukuk in 2026

Senegal plans to raise 100 billion CFA francs ($180 million) through a local Islamic bond sale by year-end and is preparing to launch a benchmark international sukuk in 2026, a government source told Reuters, as the country pushes to shore up...

Owner:  London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG)
JNIM attack disrupts vital fuel supply between Senegal and Mali

JNIM attack disrupts vital fuel supply between Senegal and Mali

In early September 2025, Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimeen (JNIM), an al-Qaeda-linked militant group, announced a blockade on fuel imports into Mali, particularly affecting key trade routes near Kayes and Nioro in the west. Since then, JNIM...

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Trucks set ablaze as militants block key Senegal-Mali trade route
'Massacre' on the high seas: 19 people arrested on suspicion of throwing 50 migrants overboard on journey from Senegal to Spain's Canary Islands
Trucks set ablaze as militants block key Senegal-Mali trade route
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