Senegal’s economy has taken an unexpected blow after the International Monetary Fund announced that there is no set timeline for resuming talks over a new funding agreement.

Senegal’s new government has launched a high-profile anti-corruption drive against five former ministers, sparking debate over whether it’s genuine accountability or political retaliation.

In a bold step to strengthen Islamic identity in education, Senegalese authorities have launched an unprecedented initiative to integrate Quranic schools into the official education system, emphasizing the role of Islamic values in societal progress.

Senegal’s opposition unites against PASTEF, citing authoritarianism as the government pursues legal action against former officials.

The new political leadership in Senegal has started strengthening its steps toward economic integration and bilateral cooperation with its northern neighbor, Mauritania, focusing on several shared issues and strategies.