  Les Échos announce a rebondissement in the case of Didier Badji and Fulbert Sambou in its edition of this Tuesday 4 March. For the record, […]
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  ​University of Dakar: black market of notes Sex and money in exchange for good meansÂ
  An investigation by the Criminal Investigation Division (DIC) has revealed a vast fraud network at the Faculty of Letters of the UCAD. A judicial information […]
  ​Kawtef à L’UCAD: La Fac Lettres is followed by a case of counterfeiting of notes, sexual favours and exchange…Â
  V. M. N. Diouf, a student in master 2 at the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences at the University Cheikh Anta Diop in Dakar […]
  ​”Diffusion of false news”: Assane Diouf is sent to prisonÂ
  Assane Diouf spent his first night in prison yesterday, Monday. He was placed under a warrant for “dissemination of false news and offense to an […]
  ​Range Rover case: the verdict has fallen for Wally Seck et CieÂ
  The Court of Appeal of Dakar yesterday confirmed the judgment delivered in the first instance in the case of the Range Rover, in which the […]
Excelsa Coffee Holds Promise for South Sudan Amid Climate Crisis Â
​  ​ Excelsa coffee, discovered over a century ago in South Sudan, is gaining attention as a potential solution to the global coffee crisis worsened […]
Why Nigeria’s 2025 Budget Won’t Ease Economic Struggles Despite Promises Â
​  ​ Nigeria’s 2025 budget, presented by President Bola Tinubu, promises stability, poverty reduction, and economic growth, but there are significant flaws that suggest it […]
Water Contamination Suspected in Congo as Mysterious Illness Claims Dozens of Lives Â
​  ​ Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are investigating a suspected water contamination event in the Equateur province after over 60 deaths and […]
Dangote Refinery to Refund Customers Over Fuel Price Discrepancies Â
​  ​ Dangote Petroleum Refinery has announced plans to refund customers who purchased petrol above the advertised rates at its key partners, including Ardova Plc, […]
Ethiopia’s New Four-Runway Airport to Be Africa’s Largest Â
​  ​ Ethiopia is constructing Africa’s largest airport, a four-runway facility near Bishoftu, 25 miles from Addis Ababa, expected to serve 110 million passengers annually. […]