Armed fighters have raped scores of children in eastern Congo, UNICEF says
The U.N. children’s fund on Thursday accused armed men, likely on both sides of the conflict in eastern Congo, of raping ...
As Montour basketball looks for its first WPIAL title, one international player inspires on and off the court
Ama Sow came to the United States just four years ago, now he's a key contributor on Montour's team and in the school.
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Senegal’s coastal crisis as Saint-Louis faces rising seas
Saint-Louis, the historic “Venice of Africa,” faces rising seas and erosion. Without urgent action, this UNESCO-listed city ...
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‘Made in Senegal’ vogue hemmed in by textiles slump
Tailor Omar Niang, 51, who makes boubou robes fusing traditional styles and a modern twist, agreed that “Made in Senegal” ...
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African Parliaments Speakers Hail Atlantic Initiative for Sahel as Strategic & Multidimensional
The Speaker of Mauritania’s National Assembly, Mohamed Bamba Meguett, also stressed the importance of pooling African states’ ...
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Flowers in the sand: families mourn Senegal migrants lost at sea
Fatou Fall defiantly faced the ocean and sadly laid a flower on Mbao beach near Senegal's capital Dakar in memory of her ...
Traveling to the House of Slaves in Senegal, and Finding Something Unexpected
Once a holding cell for kidnapped Africans, the island’s House of Slaves is today a UNESCO World Heritage site—and the site of healing and atonement.
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Thousands of followers of a Sufi Muslim brotherhood celebrate a sacred date in Senegal
Advertisement Article continues below this ad The Layene brotherhood, while smaller than Senegal’s other Sufi orders such as the Mouride or Tijan, has gained attention for its distinctive ...