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Dakar

Dakar

capital and the largest city of Senegal

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  • Jun 28

    Cooling the concrete jungle: How Paris, Singapore, Barcelona, and Dakar are redesigning their cities to survive extreme heat

    As a blistering heatwave engulfs Germany, cities around the world showcase innovative strategies from vertical gardens to underground cooling pipes to keep urban life livable.

  • Jun 27

    Cape Verde reaches World Cup last 16 in historic debut as Belgium, Spain, Senegal also advance

    First-time World Cup participants Cape Verde secured a remarkable spot in the round of 16 after a 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia, while Belgium thrashed New Zealand 5-1 to top their group and Spain edged out Uruguay.

  • Jun 7

    Senegal's Sonko re-elected Pastef leader as rift with President Faye deepens political crisis

    Ousmane Sonko was unanimously re-elected president of Senegal's ruling Pastef party on Saturday, cementing his position as the dominant political figure just weeks after President Bassirou Diomaye Faye sacked him as prime minister.

  • May 27

    Senegal's Political Earthquake: Ousmane Sonko Elected Parliament Speaker Days After Being Fired as Prime Minister

    Just four days after being dismissed as Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko was elected president of Senegal's National Assembly, becoming the second-highest figure in the state and opening a period of deep political uncertainty.

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