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French foreign lesions: An overdue reckoning
Opinion
/ 10 December 2024

French foreign lesions: An overdue reckoning

Colonial atrocities are finally catching up to Paris, and Emmanuel Macron’s government has not put up a fight

By Beverly Ochieng
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/ 3 February 2009

Iconic political figure, Mamadou Dia, dies

First prime minister and key politician, Mamadou Dia, was at the centre of Senegal’s first major post-independence crisis in 1962.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 February 2009

Key Senegalese politician, Mamadou Dia, dies

The first prime minister of Senegal, Mamadou Dia, who has died aged 98, was at the centre of his country’s first major post-independence crisis.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 12 November 2007

Fake Prada fuels Senegal’s Muslim brotherhood

For Senegalese street sellers from Manhattan to the Vatican, selling fake Prada purses and Gucci sunglasses is as much a question of religious devotion as of making a quick buck. Many traders are members of the Mouride brotherhood, which has become Senegal’s most influential religious and economic force.

By Nick Tattersall

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