Once an emblematic landmark of traditional west African architecture, Dakar's fondly remembered Sandaga market can now only be marvelled at through old photographs. Both Sandaga and Le Dantec are set to be rebuilt,

Olivier Dubois, a French journalist, was kidnapped by JNIM, a branch of al-Qaida in Africa's Sahel region, while on his way to interview one of the group's leaders in northern Mali.

A collision between a bus and a private car killed seven people and seriously injured four others Thursday in Nioro du Rip department in central Seneg

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The PAIX Dakar facility will enhance regional connectivity and provide businesses with high-quality colocation services.

African cloud and colo provider Paix Data Centres has announced the construction of a data center in Dakar, Senegal. Located in Les Mamelles, the new facility will provide essential digital infrastructure to support innovation and economic growth in West Africa.

Daniel Sanders has raced into the history books, becoming only the second Australian to triumph at the Dakar Rally.

The man known throughout endurance racing as “Chucky” flew home across the desert dunes on his Red Bull KTM to seal a wire-to-wire victory in Saudi Arabia.

Ambassador of Pakistan Saima Sayed on Wednesday said that Pakistan viewed Senegal as a key player in West Africa and a major member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the African Union.

Yankhoba Ndiaye, Managing Director of Dariss Consulting, said: "The launch of the new PAIX Data Centres data centre comes at a crucial time to support the rise of cloud computing in Senegal. This initiative is essential to meet the growing needs for technological infrastructure and to position Senegal as a digital hub in West Africa.

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“The situation is confusing, complex and horrific,” said Greg Ramm, Congo’s country director for Save The Children, an aid group. “There is no safe place to go from Goma. Every time a family flees the guns and bombs to a supposed safe place, they are forced to move again.”