[The Point] Hundreds of internally displaced Gambians across the Fonis near the Gambia-Cassamance borders are in need of humanitarian assistance amid scuffle between the Senegalese military and MFDC.

[VOA] Dakar — Senegal’s army has launched a new offensive aimed at dismantling a separatist rebel group in the country’s southern region, causing more than 2,000 people to flee. The military operation comes less than two months after rebels killed four Senegalese soldiers and captured seven others.

[Agenzia Fides] Dakar — « We are deeply concerned about the armed conflict that is currently taking place in northern Casamance », declares the Community of Sant’Egidio, which for years has acted as a mediator for peace between the government of Senegal and the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance (MFDC).

[CAF] Mohamed Salah will be fit for Egypt’s game against Senegal in FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Confronté dans certaines régions à une sécheresse inédite depuis plusieurs décennies, le continent va-t-il pouvoir s’adapter aux changements rapides provoqués par le réchauffement climatique ? Alors que le Forum mondial de l’eau s’ouvre ce 21 mars à Dakar, Jeune Afrique décrypte les défis auxquels le continent est confronté.

[ISS] Will the country’s national and international legitimacy be enough to achieve its objectives for stability in West Africa?

[CAF] The Senegalese Ligue 1 completed its first round on Monday with Generation Foot and Casa Sports emerging as the leaders as they were able to garner 23 points each.

[The Point] Her Excellency the Vice President Dr. Isatou Touray, yesterday announced that His Excellency President Adama Barrow has pledged D5 million for the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the Fonis through the NDMA as a humanitarian response.

[The Point] Banjul — It has come to the awareness of The Gambia Government that Senegal launched a ‘Military Operation’ against MFDC separatists in its southern region of Cassamance on Sunday 13th March, 2022.

La jeune femme, qui accuse Ousmane Sonko de viols, s’est confiée à Jeune Afrique dans un article publié le 1er mars dernier, qui a suscité beaucoup de réactions. Nous vous expliquons pourquoi et comment nous avons voulu lui donner la parole.