We have started to collect the most important news related to Senegal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Chad's ex-President Hissene Habre will not be tried for at least three years, Senegal's foreign minister says.
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Father Augustin Diamacoune Senghor, leader of Senegal's separatist rebels dies in a Paris hospital, aged 78.
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South Africa's Giniel De Villiers takes the lead from Carlos Sainz in the cars section of the Dakar Rally
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Portugal's Carlos Sousa and Ruben Faria set the early pace in the 2007 Dakar Rally.
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A record 525 teams are set to take part in the 2007 Dakar Rally which begins on Saturday.
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At least 100 people are feared drowned trying to reach Spain's Canary Islands from Senegal in a boat.
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Spain and Senegal sign a series of measures to curb illegal migration to Canary Islands.
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Peter Greste reports from a village in Senegal where he asks why so many men are leaving, risking their lives to find work in Europe.
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Senegal passes a bill to make the children of Africa's worst maritime disaster "orphans of the nation".
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Spain is to recruit workers in Senegal in an attempt to stem the influx of illegal African migrants to its shores.
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About 50 Senegalese migrants are flown home from the Canary Islands, as Spain resumes deportations.
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Spain postpones the repatriation of about 100 illegal migrants to Senegal from the Canary Islands.
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Senegal agrees to put Chad's ex-President Hissene Habre on trial for alleged human rights abuses.
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