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Chad Arrests Accused Ex-President's Police Chief
Habre fled to Dakar in 1990 after being ousted in a military coup. The flurry of activity in Chad comes just months after Senegal launched a long-awaited special tribunal to try the former president for crimes against humanity "on behalf of Africa." Chadian justice officials have arrested former police chief Mahamat Djibrine.
In Senegal, an African edifice on the precipice
Senegal's controversial $28-million "African Renaissance" statue, depicting a family rising triumphantly from a volcano, is unveiled during its inauguration ceremony in Dakar, April 3, 2010.
Chad: Interview with Chadian Blogger and Journalist Expelled from Senegal
One of our Observers , Makaila Nguebla , a Chadian opponent in exile in Dakar, was expelled during the night of 7 to 8 May by the Senegalese authorities.
Foreign spending cutbacks in store: Carr
Australia's embassy in Budapest will close as part of budget cuts to foreign affairs and a rejig of aid spending.
Phyllis Larkin died peacefully on May 10, 2013 with her children by her side. She will be remembered as a devoted sister, mother and grandmother who provided her family with a model of resilience and independence.
IFC will further expand its investments in infrastructure in Senegal
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, will further expand its investments in infrastructure in Senegal, as well as continue advising the government on public-private partnerships in infrastructure and other sectors, said Jean Philippe Prosper, IFC Vice President for Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.
How a billionaire is cutting Africa's 'big men' down to size
Mo Ibrahim is working the room. Tossing off his jacket, rolling up his sleeves and prowling the convention room's stage with microphone in hand, the Sudanese billionaire banters with Macky Sall, the President of Senegal.
UNICEF: C. African Republic child soldier twice recruited by rebels killed by angry mob
DAKAR, Senegal - An angry mob stoned to death a 17-year-old soldier in Central African Republic who had been freed from a rebel group and moved to the capital for his own safety only to be re-recruited by armed fighters, the U.N. children's agency said Friday.
Powerful scions see immunity evaporate
It was something many Senegalese thought they would never see: Karim Wade, arrested at his home and put behind bars in Dakar's infamous prison.
Red Cross visits 12 kidnapped by Senegal rebels
The aunt of one of three women held captive for about a decade in Cleveland thanked police for their help, asked the public for time and privacy to heal and urged the community not to retaliate against the suspects.
WWF: Seleka rebels from CAR invade elephant park
DAKAR, Senegal The WWF said in a statement that suspected poachers belonging to the Seleka rebel group have entered one of Africa's most unique elephant habitats in the Central African Republic, and park guards saw them shooting in the direction of elephants.
DAKAR, Senegal Eight of the 10 worst nations in which to be a mother are in West and Central Africa, and the two others are also African countries, according to a new report by the international children's charity Save the Children.
Polish companies to invest in Senegal
Polish capital group Orenore Investment is investing in energy projects in Senegal, Puls Biznesu reported.
SAfrican firm tries to free 12 workers in Senegal
DAKAR, Senegal A South African company which specializes in the removal of land mines has reached out to the government of Senegal and to the United Nations to try to win the release of their 12 Senegalese employees who were kidnapped last weekend in Senegal's southern Casamance region.
A Jazz Fest find: couscous with sweet yogurt at Congo Square
The best discoveries at New Orleans Jazz Fest are the ones you stumble across by happenstance, say, when a rainstorm sends you scurrying into a nearby tent, or when a friend grabs you by the hand, and says, trust me, try this.
Senegalese singer Baaba Maal appears in this archival episode of Mountain Stage , recorded in January 1995.
Landed in Dakar, Senegal. Not on agency business, though I have made countless other trips to Africa to see our clients and offices.
Book trade news from Book2book
African Books For African Readers
Founded in 2009, Amalion Publishing is an up-and-coming house that only publishes books by African authors.
HarperOne-Skoll Foundation Publishing Releases However Long the Night
When Molly Melching arrived in Senegal in 1974, she was a 24-year old graduate student looking forward to a six-month study abroad program.