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Senegal political split deepens amid election delays

50 clusters · 142 sources · last updated

Latest: Kiiraay Les Patriotes Républicains expands activities and calls for infrastructure in Senegal

President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s dismissal of Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko in late May 2026 triggered a parliamentary crisis and a constitutional amendment barring a sitting president from heading a party. After Sonko,

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International drug and pharmaceutical trafficking operations

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Police intercept drug shipments in France and Benin

Law enforcement agencies across West Africa and Europe have conducted various operations to intercept illegal narcotics and falsified medicines. In West Africa, authorities in Côte d’Ivoire seized 13 kilograms of cannab

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Criminal investigations and arrests in Senegal

2 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Senegal authorities report scooter thefts, cyberattack, and mobile money fraud

Police in Senegal have conducted several operations targeting theft and fraud. In Cité Fadia, authorities dismantled an organized crime group following a crowd gathering after a motorcycle theft. The operation, which too

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Senegal national football team player retirements

4 clusters · 37 sources · last updated

Latest: Édouard Mendy retires from Senegal international football

Key players from the Senegal national football team have announced their retirements from international competition. In late August 2026, striker Chérif Ndiaye announced his retirement after earning 20 caps and scoring

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Senegal PASTEF party resignations

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Latest: Political figures resign from REKONSILYE and PASTEF

In the Keur Massar region of Senegal, several key leaders from the Youth Patriotic of Senegal (JPS), the youth wing of the PASTEF party, have resigned. These officials include Abdoul Aziz Sow, Cheikh Gning, and Modou Mar

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