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Senegal puts double bites to a week of the Olympic Youth Games

Just a few days from the opening of the 2026 Olympic Youth Games in Senegal, the time has come to make the final adjustments. The capital Dakar has come to Olympic colours and is changing with the renovation of stadiums, roads, sanitation and lighting networks. The stakes lie in winning the first Olympic competition in history on the African continent.

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Senegal: political arms around budget 2026

In Senegal, Sunday was marked by strong political tensions. At a press conference, Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou accused Ousmane Sonko's Pastef of trying to block the country after the party's deputies rejected the amending finance law. A situation that could complicate the implementation of the budget for the remainder of 2026. Pastef soon replied. Elimane Ndao's correspondence from Dakar.

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CAN 2025 Final: Morocco and Senegal await TAS verdict

The hearing of the Tribunal arbitral du sport (TAS) for the Senegalese appeal against the victory on the green carpet of Morocco of CAN 2025 took place on Thursday in Lausanne. Representatives of Senegalese, Moroccan and CAF federations have been heard and are now awaiting the verdict of the judges.

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CAN 2025: Senegal and Morocco ahead of TAS

Who will be the champion of Africa 2025? Ten months after the CAN 2025 final, the TAS has since Thursday examined Senegal's appeal against the title awarded to Morocco by the CAF.

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Morocco - Senegal in the CAN 2025 final: to whom will the TAS award the trophy?

Almost nine months after the chaotic final of CAN 2025, Morocco and Senegal met on Thursday before the Arbitral Court of Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland. Both nations compete for the title of African champion, won by the Senegalese on the field but awarded to Moroccans on green carpets. Discover the event of this crucial day for African football and the arguments of the two federations.

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Senegal: torrential rains in several cities, heavy damage

Several large cities in Senegal suffered torrential rains on Sunday. This is the case with Kaolack, Matam and Dakar and its suburbs. People died in the floods, according to the Senegalese head of state. The balance sheet is still unclear. The government said it had activated an emergency plan and measures to assist the victims. Report of our correspondents in Dakar: Simon Martin and Elimane Ndao.

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Senegal: A podcast to trace the lives of Senegalese tirailers

They fought far from home on behalf of France, but their history remains largely unknown. In Dakar, a new series of podcasts in French and Wolof, "Memoirs de tirailleurs", aims to revive their journey. The project was presented this afternoon by the Keur Leyti Orality House, in partnership with the French Embassy in Senegal. The details of Aminatou Diallo.

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Senegal: TER launched at Dakar airport welcomed by users

Very expected from users, the deployment on Monday of the extension of the TER linking Dakar to its international airport has given rise to general relief. This extension of the line, which comes just a few weeks from the start of the Olympic Youth Games (JOJ), aims to decongest the West African metropolis known for its tentacular plugs.

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Senegal: Dakar faced with power cuts

In Senegal, power cuts are back in Dakar, after several years of improved electricity supply. Senelec, the Société Nationale d'Electricité, promises a rapid return to normal, while the strong heats complicate the daily lives of Senegalese.

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Senegal: The return of hot heats and delestries in Dakar

For the past few weeks, Dakar has been reconnecting with power cuts. While in recent years Senegal had managed to solve the overall supply and distribution of electricity, the floods are back in this month of September exasperating the Senegalese as the country goes through a period of heavy heat.

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In Senegal, Senelec promises a quick return to normal after many power cuts

For the past few weeks, Dakar has been reconnecting with power cuts. While in recent years Senegal had managed to solve the overall supply and distribution of electricity, the floods are back in this month of September exasperating the Senegalese as the country goes through a period of heavy heat.