Introduction
Senegalese citizens are concerned about the country’s linguistic situation. Since the new government took office, associations and intellectuals have …
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The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT): A Solution to Transport Pollution
Introduction
In the global context of the fight against pollution, the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is emerging as an effective …
Drug production: Senegal can now produce and sell medicines
Introduction
Strengthening local pharmaceutical production, and in particular producing vaccines, are the projects launched by the government at the end …
Has a cure for AIDS been discovered in Senegal?
Introduction
A very heavy disease to bear, AIDS remained for a very long time a major subject of research to …
Rising Rice Costs Hinder Senegal’s Self-Sufficiency in Rice project
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In Senegal, the quest for rice self-sufficiency is marred by persistent challenges. Recently, consumer outrage has peaked due to …
The challenges of rapid urbanisation in Senegal
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In the rapidly changing Senegalese landscape, urbanisation is emerging as a transformative force, bringing both opportunities and challenges. From …
From prison to the palace, a portrait of Senegal’s new president
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Born on March 25, 1980, in Ndiaganio, in central Senegal, he was propelled onto the political scene during the …
The pink lake is no longer pink: A striking ecological change
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At the heart of Senegal, the famous Lac Rose, known for its unique pinkish tint, is facing a striking …
The Impending Obsolescence of Antibiotics
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has projected that by 2050, antibiotics as we know them will lose their effectiveness …
The impact of menstrual vulnerability on the health and well-being of Senegalese girls and women
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The impact of menstrual vulnerability in Senegal on the health and well-being of schoolgirls and women is a serious …