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Le rap sénégalais s’exporte à nouveau sur les rives de New York grâce au titre « Head High », une collaboration entre l’artiste AJOOLA, originaire de Ziguinchor et...
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‘'Birima'' va appliquer des taux d'intérêt inférieurs à ceux des banques Dakar, 13 fév (APS) - Le chanteur sénégalais Youssou Ndour a invité mercredi les populations africaines à ‘'s'endetter'' positivement afin de faire face à leur propre besoin. ‘'Il faut que les populations africaines aient le courage de s'endetter de la même sorte que l'ont fait jusqu'ici les Etats. Qu'elles aillent devant les banques ou les mutuelles de crédits, munies de leur projet et se fassent financer'', a notamment dit Youssou Ndour [...]. Youssou Ndour a aussi exhorté ses concitoyens africains ‘'à travailler, à rembourser les dettes et à accroître leur business afin de permettre à d'autres de pouvoir prétendre à un crédit''.
La presse et de nombreux anonymes ont rendu hommage samedi au Sénégal au Sud-Africain Lucky Dube, au lendemain de l'assassinat de cette star internationale du reggae qualifiée par certains journaux de "Bob Marley africain" et de "baobab". "Lucky Dube assassiné, la fin tragique du +Marley africain+", titre le quotidien privé Walfadjri, qui se demande: "Pourquoi nos héros noirs meurent-ils si tôt?"."Bien crapuleux, l'assassinat de Lucky Dube, ce grand panafricaniste tué par des voleurs", écrit Le Populaire (privé). La télévision publique (RTS) salue quant à elle la mémoire d'un "artiste sublime".Nous vous proposons les paroles d'1 de ses Tubes titré "Crime and Corruption"
Dakar - Senegalese police are unravelling a Latin American drug smuggling network thought to be using the west African nation as a hub for trafficking to Europe and the United States after seizing cocaine worth over $200-million (about R1,1-billion).Police have discovered 2 454kg of cocaine and arrested three South American men since a deserted sailing ship, apparently broken down, drifted into a popular coastal resort last Wednesday with 50 sacks of the drug on board.
She worked at the Red Lobster in Times Square and lived with her husband near Yankee Stadium. Yet one night, returning home from her job, Odine D. discovered that African custom, not American law, held sway over her marriage. A strange woman was sitting in the living room, and Ms. D.’s husband, a security guard born in Ghana, introduced her as his other wife. Devastated, Ms. D., a Guinean immigrant who insisted that her last name be withheld, said she protested: “I can’t live with the woman in my house — we have only two bedrooms.” Her husband cited Islamic precepts allowing a man to have up to four wives, and told her to get used to it. And she tried to obey.
Dakar, Nov 29: Captain of both Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, Raul Gonzales made his first trip to Africa on Tuesday (November 28) as a good will ambassador for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation. The trip is aimed at highlighting Africa's ongoing fight against hunger. Around 34 nations in the world face serious food deficiency, of which 23 are in Africa. Raul became a U.N. ambassador in 2004 but this is first visit to see the work that the United Nations is carrying out on the ground in the developing world. In a country where almost every boy dreams of becoming a football star, Raul was received like a king.
Acting under the provisions of sections 70, subsection 3, 71 subsection 1 and 11 subsection 3 respectively of the constitution of the Republic of The Gambia, His Excellency, President Alhagi Dr. Yahya A J J Jammeh on October 19th, 2006 appointed a new cabinet except for the portfolios of Tourism, Trade and Industry, Works and Infrastructural Development and Justice. Her Excellency, Isatou Njie-Saidy returns as Vice President and Secretary of State for Women's Affairs. The Honourable Musa Gibril-Bala Gaye also returns as Finance and Economic Affairs Secretary of State. The following Secreatries of State were also retained, Honourable Edward Signateh as Secretary of State for Forestry and the Enviroment, Dr.Tamsir Mbowe, Secretary of State for Health, Mr. Baboucarr Jatta, Secretary of State for the Interior....
As the Gambia's Presidential election is fastly approaching, shake ups and interference in to the affairs of the country's Independent Electoral Commission responsible to run a free and a fair elections, has made many to question the credibility of the commission. Many others are beginning to wonder if the Presidential elections slated to take place in two months, will be free and fair. Many are also questioning; why the President decides who should lead the commission and how the composition of the commission should look like? An Independent Electoral Commission in any proper democratic setting should operate independently without any affiliation to neither the ruling party or to any opposition party.
DAKAR, 31 May 2006 (IRIN/PLUSNEWS)- As the Senegalese authorities crack down against illegal migrants, destination country Spain has launched a high-profile diplomatic offensive to bolster cooperation with West African leaders.“The only future for illegal migration is return - the alternative is death by drowning,” Spain’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Bernardino Leon said on Wednesday. “Our two governments share the same humanitarian concerns.”Speaking to reporters after meeting Senegal’s President Abdoulaye Wade, the minister said Spain had agreed to help Senegal to try to keep its people at home by funding a scheme to encourage 10,000 young people to return to the countryside to take up farming.
DAKAR, 31 May 2006 (IRIN) - As more and more young men from Senegal climb into fishing boats in the hopes of making it to Europe, efforts are growing to keep the legions of would-be migrants safe at home on dry land. “We can’t just stand here and let these people leave to drown in the Atlantic,” said Amadou Mountaga Sarr.“We must warn them about the danger and tell them what’s really out there,” added Sarr, news editor of a community radio station called Oxyjeunes that operates from a shantytown outside Dakar.
