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Starlink Senegal Licence Suspended After Sonatel Legal Challenge

Senegal's Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the Starlink Senegal licence after telecoms giant Sonatel challenged the terms of the satellite internet authorisation.

Senegal’s prime minister faces MPs today with economy and cost of living on the line

Senegal's Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lô faces lawmakers in Dakar with his first general policy statement, outlining plans to tackle rising living costs, public debt and economic reforms.

Five dead, dozens missing after Canary Islands migrant boat found drifting off Gran Canaria

A Canary Islands migrant boat was found adrift near Gran Canaria. Five people died, dozens are feared missing, and survivors spent weeks at sea.

Senegal IMF Programme Returns 2 Years After Hidden Debt Fallout

Senegal's IMF programme is back after a two-year freeze triggered by hidden debt, with Dakar pursuing reforms as tensions between President Faye and Ousmane Sonko deepen

Senegalese Firm Rolls Out First Africa-Made Sickle Cell Treatment

Senegal's Teranga Pharma has begun producing the first Africa-made sickle cell treatment. The new drug, Drepaf, could expand access to life-saving care for millions of patients across sub-Saharan Africa.

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Consulate Seeks Probe Into Deaths of 3 Nigerians in South Africa

Three Nigerians in South Africa died in separate incidents across Bloemfontein, Pretoria and Ekurhuleni within four days, prompting diplomatic intervention from Nigeria and renewed calls for thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

AES Integration Expands as Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Align Telecoms and Trade

AES integration is moving beyond military cooperation as Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger align telecommunications regulation, media governance and economic policies. New agreements suggest the Alliance of Sahel States is steadily building common institutions across the confederation.

Abeïbara Strike: Mali Claims 50 Fighters Killed in Kidal Operation

Mali's military says an Abeïbara strike killed at least 50 fighters in Kidal. Independent confirmation remains absent as analysts question casualty claims and the wider security situation.

CBN to Force Banks to Honour Domiciliary Account Withdrawals

The Central Bank of Nigeria is preparing measures to compel banks to honour domiciliary account withdrawals after complaints from customers who say they are being denied access to their foreign currency funds despite meeting account requirements.

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