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The Republic of Senegal stands as a regional model of democratic progress, yet its political landscape remains marked by significant gender disparities. Recent legislative elections revealed a striking gap: women

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Following a challenging season that saw Olympique de Marseille miss out on Champions League qualification, several key players are expected to leave the club. Among those poised for a departure

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Tottenham Hotspur’s hopes of securing their Premier League status now hang by a thread after a heartbreaking 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The London club’s survival hinges on

After months of bold declarations about reclaiming economic sovereignty and severing ties with long-standing partners, Niamey’s government faces a harsh financial reality. Struggling under the weight of suffocating isolation, officials

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In a tense exchange at the National Assembly, Cheikh Diba, Senegal’s Finance Minister, revealed that the Economic and Social Recovery Plan (PRES) had generated 63.4 billion CFA francs by mid-year.

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