Bassirou Diomaye Faye

Senegal Council of Ministers: New Appointments and Urgent Agricultural Reforms

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The Senegalese Council of Ministers, meeting on Thursday, July 16, 2026, prioritized structural reforms in the national agricultural sector, the acceleration of decentralization policies, and the management of ongoing social dialogue. During the session, the government addressed urgent logistics challenges affecting the movement of crops, while also confirming significant shifts in the leadership of the … Read more

Cheikh Dieng: From ONAS to FERA, a Journey of Professional Transition

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Cheikh Dieng has transitioned from a leadership role at the Office National de l’Assainissement du Sénégal (ONAS) to a new appointment at the Fonds d’Équipement Rapide (FERA), marking a significant shift in his administrative trajectory within the Senegalese public sector. This move follows a period of professional turbulence and administrative restructuring within the country’s sanitation … Read more

Death Announcement: Mr. Amdy Moustapha Sady Passes Away in Dakar

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The Sady family has officially announced the passing of Mr. Amdy Moustapha Sady. The news of his death was shared by the family through a formal death notice, marking a period of mourning for those associated with the family in Senegal and beyond. Amdy Moustapha Sady was a figure known to his community, and his … Read more

333 Saints, One City, One Mystery: Exploring the Forbidden City

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Timbuktu, the legendary city in the Republic of Mali, remains a global focal point for cultural heritage due to its historic designation as the “City of 333 Saints.” According to UNESCO, the city’s architectural and spiritual landscape is defined by its ancient mosques and the thousands of manuscripts that document centuries of Islamic scholarship, trade, … Read more

Audit Requested Over “Hidden” Debt

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Dakar’s public health infrastructure is currently undergoing a rigorous assessment of its sanitation and hygiene protocols, led by key officials from the Service d’Hygiène. Captain Idrissa Ndiaye, a prominent figure within the department, has been central to the ongoing oversight of urban sanitary conditions and the enforcement of public health standards across the Senegalese capital. … Read more

Senegal Political Crisis: Ousmane Sonko Elected National Assembly Head Amid Rift with President Faye

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The political landscape in Senegal has entered a period of profound uncertainty, marked by a significant restructuring of the nation’s executive and legislative leadership. As Ousmane Sonko assumes his role as the president of the National Assembly, observers in Dakar and across the international community are closely monitoring the implications of this transition on the … Read more

Africa’s Mineral Wealth: Governance, Sovereignty & the Energy Transition | News & Analysis

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Senegal Launches Strategic Council for SunuChampions Initiative, Prioritizing Governance Over Energy Transition Dakar, Senegal – On Tuesday, April 28th, Senegalese President Macky Sall officially installed the Strategic Council for the SunuChampions presidential initiative, marking a significant step towards bolstering the nation’s private sector. The initiative, formalized through decree No. 000707 on January 7, 2026, centers … Read more

Netanyahu and Erdogan Clash Over Iran Ceasefire and Gaza Conflict

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has launched a blistering attack on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, signaling a sharp escalation in diplomatic hostilities between Jerusalem and Ankara. The clash, which unfolded on Saturday, April 12, 2026, follows controversial remarks made by Erdogan regarding a potential ceasefire between the United States and Iran [1]. This public … Read more

LGBT Rights in Africa: Severe Laws, Persecution, and the Fight for Acceptance

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In a region where discussions regarding gender and sexuality are often shrouded in silence or strict legality, the public voice of a respected intellectual can carry significant weight. Fatou Diome, the acclaimed Franco-Senegalese writer and academic, has recently drawn attention for her candid Fatou Diome on homosexuality stance, asserting a philosophy of privacy and individual … Read more

Senegal: Minister Announces Sanctions for Poor Public Works Quality & Cambérène Bridge Repair Begins

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Senegal Announces Strict Penalties for Contractors Following Cambérène Bridge Collapse Dakar, Senegal – Senegal’s Minister of Infrastructure, Déthié Fall, has announced a series of stringent measures, including potential bans from public contracts, against companies found responsible for substandard work following the recent partial collapse of the Cambérène Bridge. The bridge, inaugurated in March 2023, experienced … Read more