Andrei Popoviciu

In­ves­ti­ga­tion re­vealed EU-trained Sene­galese po­lice tack­ling cross-bor­der crime worked to quash pro-democ­ra­cy protests.

A man killed his friend’s hus­band be­cause he was Tut­si. Now the two live to­geth­er in a ‘rec­on­cil­i­a­tion vil­lage’.

As for­eign boats and il­le­gal trawlers low­er fish stocks, lo­cal fish­ers want Diomaye Faye’s gov­ern­ment to bring change.

Three can­di­dates and one for­mer favourite for the of­fice of pres­i­dent have tax in­spec­tor back­grounds.

Amid the pres­i­dent’s at­tempt to de­lay elec­tions and protests by the op­po­si­tion, how re­silient is Sene­gal’s democ­ra­cy?

An elite EU-trained Sene­galese po­lice unit was meant to tack­le cross-bor­der crime. In­stead it was used to quash protests

Al Jazeera in­ves­ti­ga­tion finds con­nec­tion be­tween se­ces­sion­ist strug­gle in Sene­gal and tim­ber traf­fick­ers in Gam­bia.

Sonko’s tri­al could mark the start of a new era of po­lit­i­cal un­rest or strength­en the pres­i­dent’s grip, an­a­lysts say.

Moldovans fear a Russ­ian in­va­sion as ten­sions be­tween the break­away Transnis­tria re­gion and Chisin­au heat up.

Gagauzia, the coun­try’s poor­est area with some au­ton­o­my, is torn be­tween pow­ers in Rus­sia, Turkey, the EU and Chisin­au.