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ECOWAS Reset: Senegal’s Gen. Birame Diop was sworn in as ECOWAS Commission president, pledging renewed engagement with breakaway Sahel states Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger—“geography remains the same”—as the bloc tries to rebuild unity. Senegal Diplomacy & Trade: The Dakar Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture met Venezuela’s ambassador to push stronger trade ties, highlighting opportunities in non-traditional sectors and training. Senegal-China Market Access: A Senegalese business delegation discussed how China’s zero-tariff policy can open doors for processed foods, but requires financing, standards compliance and testing/trademark readiness. Football Transfers (Senegal in the spotlight): Manchester City moved to sign Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye for about £60m plus add-ons, hijacking Tottenham’s pursuit; Everton also agreed to sign US striker Folarin Balogun from Monaco. Energy & Security: Nigerian forces said they deactivated 21 illegal refining sites and recovered 696,800 litres of stolen crude—part of wider regional pressure on oil theft. Public Health Tech: Experts urged Africa to own genomic data and build AI tools trained on local datasets to improve disease surveillance and public health.

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Aug. 21, 2026

Senegal backs MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2026 in Dakar

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Aug. 21, 2026

Senegal’s president backs MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2026 in Dakar

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Aug. 18, 2026

KanKouran plans 43rd National African Dance and Drum Conference in Washington

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Aug. 13, 2026

QTech Games to sponsor West Africa gaming summit in Dakar

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Aug. 21, 2026

Senegal's President and Energy Minister Confirm Official Patronage at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2026

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Aug. 18, 2026

Washington DC's KanKouran 43rd National African Dance and Music Conference and Concert Labor Day Weekend

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Mauritania hosts U.S. and 10 African Nations for Airfield Safety Partnership Flight

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QTech Games Joins the Sports Betting West Africa+ Summit 2026 & Gaming Event Francophone Africa 2026

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Dynacor Reports Q2-2026 Results and Updates on Tax Contingencies 

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Aug. 10, 2026

Fortuna acquires highly prospective Bambadji Project in Senegal from Barrick and IAMGOLD

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