Another deadly accident has been recorded in Senegal on January 16 in the Louga region, in the north of the country. Reports indicate 20 people were killed and 23 others injured. This comes just eight ...

Louga/Dakar — The number of food insecure in the Sahel is expected to grow to more than 20 million in 2014, mainly due to an increase in cases in northern Nigeria, northern Cameroon and Senegal. IRIN ...

Scores of white cattle plod into the village for their only drink of water of the day. Senegal herders, wearing brightly-coloured robes, walk-in tow. Soon, they will wander miles back across the ...

Twenty-two people died and 52 were injured Wednesday when a bus crashed in northern Senegal, the fire brigade told AFP. The accident happened in the village of Ngeune Sarre in Louga region, a national ...

At least 19 people have been killed and 24 injured in northern Senegal when a bus and a truck collided, according to officials. The accident early on Monday morning occurred near Sakal in the Louga ...

DAKAR -- Nineteen people were killed and over 20 others injured, some seriously, on Monday in a collision between a bus and a truck in northern Senegal, local media reported. Authorities are still ...

Nineteen people were killed on Monday when a bus and a truck collided in northern Senegal, firefighters said, eight days after a crash between two buses left 40 dead. Twenty-four people were injured ...

In Boulal, Senegal, families have started migrating south with their animals. But those too weak or sick to make the long journey are left behind to survive on poor grasslands around the village. For ...

Six midwives have gone on trial in Senegal following the death of a pregnant woman and her unborn child in a public hospital in a case which caused a national outcry. They have been charged with ...

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Scores of white cattle plod into the village for their only drink of water of the day. Herders, wearing brightly-coloured robes, walk in tow. Soon, they will wander miles back across the semi-desert ...