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The trial on the murder of the TV presenter Martinez Zogo has had its second hearing on Monday, April 15th, at the Military Court of Yaoundé. This highly anticipated hearing, just like the first one on March 25th, was attended by all 17 defendants and their respective lawyers, who were only partially heard on the
On Saturday, April 13th, the 13th edition of the Market of Arts and Shows of Abidjan (Masa) was officially launched at the Bernard Dadié Cultural Palace in Treichville. The capital of Ivory Coast once again experienced the lively atmosphere of previous editions in 2014 and 2016, between the Felix Houphouët Boigny Stadium and the lagoon
Yesterday, Khady Diène Gaye took office as the new Minister for Youth, Sports and Culture, promising to bring productive energy to the cultural and creative industries in order to create jobs and boost economic growth. She expressed her intention to support cultural enterprises through various financial instruments and to enhance Senegal’s cultural influence through major
The state of health information in the media is far from ideal, especially when it comes to scientific information. This issue has prompted many questions and concerns, and there are several reasons behind it.According to Moussa Seck, the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the “fragility of our healthcare systems.” This has led to major divergences within
A historic moment is happening in the Var region of the South of France as a first of its kind is taking place. For the first time ever, a painting by the Italian painter Raphaël is being publicly displayed starting this Saturday, April 20th, for one month at the Basilica of Saint-Maximin. The painting, a
Eight students from the first class of geriatrician-gerontologists trained by the Faculty of Medicine of the Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar have received their diplomas, marking an important step in improving the quality of care for the elderly in West Africa. This training, which includes degrees up to master’s level, aims to meet the
On March 14th, Senegal took a significant step towards improving the quality of its healthcare system with the launch of its digital patient record system. This move, led by the Minister of Health and Social Action, Dr. Marie Kéhemesse Ngom Ndiaye, aims to bring the country in line with international standards for managing medical information.One
The newly inaugurated bone marrow and cellular therapy unit at Dalal Diam Hospital in Guédiawaye was officially opened by Minister of Health and Social Action, Marie Khémesse Ngom Ndiaye on Friday, March 23rd.During her address, the minister highlighted the importance of this unit in providing specialized care, particularly for breast cancer patients. She also noted
New Partnership Signed Between Senegal Government and USAIDOn Tuesday, May 23rd, the Senegalese government signed a new financial partnership agreement with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). With a budget of 31 million dollars over four years, or nearly 19 billion CFA francs, these funds will support the third phase of the Ndamir
Union leaders from various major labor organizations met with President Bassirou in a formal audience to discuss pressing issues facing the country. These included difficulties in guiding new high school graduates towards suitable career paths and ongoing efforts to improve the electricity supply in the city of Touba ahead of the 2024 Grand Magal. Additionally
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