A festive atmosphere in the village of Téné was shattered this Sunday when drone strikes launched by the Malian military resulted in the deaths of at least ten civilians. The

Military drone operations conducted by Niger‘s armed forces in the central region have resulted in the tragic loss of at least ten civilian lives, primarily young men, as they gathered

An unprecedented end to a disappointing season What was meant to be a routine conclusion to the Ligue 1 season turned into a spectacle of frustration and disorder as the

Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko made an unexpected early departure from the patriotic walking tour organized by Dakar Mayor Abass Fall on Sunday, May 17, 2026. This significant event was themed

football Ligue 1 Nantes-Toulouse match abandoned after pitch invasion and pyrotechnics at final whistle The final match of the Ligue 1 season between Nantes and Toulouse was abandoned at the

Disruption at Nantes vs Toulouse match as fans storm pitch and launch flares football Ligue 1 Fans in the Tribune Loire stand, 2019. (A. Réau/L’Équipe) The Ligue 1 match between

A brutal attack, attributed to the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), targeted a Nigerien military engineering unit in Garbougna, within the Tillabéri region, on Thursday, May

A new triumph has unfolded for Béninese athletics in Accra. Competing in the triple jump event, athlete Yohan Awhansou proudly represented his nation, securing a bronze medal with an impressive

losc’s champions league fate hangs on decisive auxerre clash Lille Simon Jarnier ,  Thomas Lavaud Facebook Whatsapp X, anciennement Twitter Mail Copier le lien Currently holding third place with a

Senegal’s Prime Minister and influential leader of the Pastef party, Ousmane Sonko, was met with a jubilant reception from hundreds of dedicated supporters this Sunday, May 17. The occasion was

During a recent visit to Diourbel in central Senegal, Minister Moussa Balla Fofana brought renewed attention to a persistent challenge that has plagued public policy for decades: the street begging

Mauritania has committed to supplying Senegal with 450,000 sheep under a new agreement. This critical livestock shipment to Dakar comes as traditional regional suppliers face dwindling contributions, primarily due to