We have started to collect the most important news related to Senegal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Senegal's justice minister suggests dropping the case against Chad ex-President Hissen Habre.
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Senegal says it is ready to put Chad ex-leader Hissene Habre on trial over alleged rights abuses.
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Spain offers job lottery to deter Senegal migrants
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The UN urges Senegal to deal with lead poisoning that has affected hundreds of battery recyclers in the capital, Dakar.
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St Louis in Senegal is the city most threatened by rising sea levels in the whole of Africa, a UN official says.
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Bitter Palestinian rival factions Hamas and Fatah hold two days of talks in the Senegalese capital Dakar.
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Senegal's army launches an offensive against armed men who cut off the ears of cashew nut pickers.
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Armed men cut off the left ears of 16 villagers harvesting cashew nuts in Senegal's rebel-hit Casamance region.
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Organisers of the Dakar Rally hope to bring the event back to Africa by 2012.
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The 2009 Dakar Rally will take place in Argentina and Chile after this year's race was cancelled because of safety concerns.
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Police in Senegal release several men arrested over the publication of pictures said to depict a gay wedding ceremony.
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Several men are arrested in Senegal after the publication of pictures of a marriage ceremony for two men.
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The first of thousands of black Mauritanians in Senegal are going home after a deal agreed last year.
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Mejdi Traoui's stunning late goal secures Tunisia a point in their Group D game with Senegal.
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The 2008 Dakar Rally is cancelled following the murder of four French tourists in Mauritania.
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The leader of Senegal's richest and most powerful Islamic brotherhood dies in the city of Touba, aged 92.
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European and African leaders talk of progress at a major summit, despite rows over trade and Zimbabwe.
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