Senegal, Africa

Issues raised need objective answers In a 10-point press statement, FAO Director-General Jacques Diouf responds to recent criticisms of the...

Armed men claiming to represent the rebel group Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MFDC) attacked twenty villagers from Tampe 15 km east of...

The Association of landmines' victimes in Ziguinchor stands up for the rights of landmine victims.One man was killed and 20 passengers injured when a...

Fatim Badjie, the secretary of state for Communications, Information and Information Technology (DOSCIIT),  accompanied by some senior staff of her...

Reports monitored by the Daily Observer indicate that Senegalese High Schools are being hit by supernatural phenomenon. Since last Friday school...

Senegal’s President Abdoulaye Wade on Tuesday expressed regrets over the delays in implementing the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD)....

Mali and Ghana are Africa’s second and third largest gold-producing countries, but with most of the income leaving the country they remain entrenched...

In the midst of a simmering conflict that has endured for almost two decades in Casamance in southern Senegal and with peace talks suspended since...

Eighteen months after suspending field operations, the International Committee of the Red Cross is once more present on the ground in Fogny, northern...

While driving a rusty old yellow taxi through Dakar’s potholed streets looking for customers, Abdou Ndoye told IRIN how he and his family of nine...