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We have started to collect the most important news related to Senegal in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Government supporters stage a massive rally in Senegal's capital Dakar to back a third term for President Abdoulaye Wade.
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Senegal has banned political demonstrations to oppose President Abdoulaye Wade's re-election bid.
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ChadSenegal suspends its planned repatriation of Chad's ex-President Hissene Habre, who faces the death penalty in his homeland.
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ChadThe UN human rights chief urges Senegal not to send Chad's ex-leader Hissene Habre home, citing torture fears a day ahead of his planned extradition.
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ChadFormer Chadian President Hissene Habre is to be sent home from Senegal to face accusations that he committed atrocities during his rule.
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The son of Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade strongly denies that his father will hand him power in the style of a monarch.
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Thousands of people in Senegal protest in Mbour and the capital Dakar over continuing power cuts, setting alight the state electricity firm's offices.
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At least 100 people are reported to have been injured in violent clashes in the Senegalese capital, Dakar, over proposed changes to the country's constitution.
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Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade drops changes to the constitution after police and thousands of protesters clash outside parliament in Dakar.
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Senegal releases four people suspected of planning a coup, saying there is not enough evidence to prosecute them.
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A former soldier dies after setting himself on fire outside the Senegalese president's residence, apparently as part of demands for compensation for military injuries.
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A former soldier sets himself on fire in front of the official residence of Senegal's president, apparently as part of demands for compensation for military injuries.
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The World Festival of Black Arts and Cultures in Senegal is being billed as the biggest celebration of black identity in the world.
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Five Senegalese soldiers die in clashes with rebels in the southern region of Casamance where there has been unrest for nearly 30 years.
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