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Trial Judge of Ousmane Sonko Passes Away

[The Point] Senegalese judge, Samba Sall, who was assigned to try opposition leader Ousman Sonko in his alleged rape case against Ajie Sarr died on Thursday in Dakar Hospital Principal after a short illness. He was buried Friday in his native village Sokone.

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Sénégal : Adji Sarr, l’accusatrice d’Ousmane Sonko, porte plainte contre une série qui s’inspire de son histoire

Une série mettant en scène les aventures d’une certaine  » Adji Sarr  » doit être diffusée à partir de mercredi au Sénégal. La jeune femme, menacée de mort pour avoir accusé de viol le député Ousmane Sonko, a porté plainte pour atteinte à sa dignité.

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UNFPA to launch book modeling implementation of Demographic Dividend in a popular urban setting

[UNFPA in WCA] Dakar, Senegal — 10 April 2021: The Regional Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Mr. Mabingue and the Mayor of the commune of Fass-Gueule-Tapée-Colobane, Mr. Ousmane Ndoye will launch a book entitled « Capture of the demographic dividend to serve emergence: Case of the commune of …

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Dakar – Morocco’s Benhammou Receives Cispaix Award

[MAP] Dakar — The Africa Center for Strategic Intelligence (CISPaix), an organization based in Dakar, awarded its prize « The Best of Peace and Security-BPS 2020 » to Mohammed Benhammou, president of the Moroccan Center for Strategic Studies and president-elect of the Africa Center for Strategic Studies.

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Senegalese Consulate Opening in Dakhla, Confirms Support for Moroccan Sahara – News Agency

[MAP] Dakar — The opening of the Senegalese Consulate General in Dakhla, a city located in southern Morocco, confirms Dakar’s support for the Morocanness of Sahara, Senegalese News Agency (APS) reported on Tuesday, quoting a Consular official in Morocco.

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Drawing The Line On Malaria

[allAfrica] A recent survey conducted by the RBM Partnership to End Malaria and Gallup International shows that African youth are determined to end malaria. Conducted across six countries – Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, and South Africa – the findings reveal that 9 in 10 youth in Africa believe that …

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How Western Mali Could Become a Gold Mine for Terrorists

[ISS] On 9 April 2020, al-Qaeda-affiliated groups operating in the Sahel attacked a security and customs post on the Bamako-Kayes road in Mali’s western Kayes region. Four months later, on 5 August, groups attacked another post located on the Nioro-Kayes stretch.

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