Confirmed: Senegal to Face England in Friendly on June 10
Senegal and England will face off in a friendly on June 10 at Nottingham’s City Ground, their first meeting since England’s 3-0 win in the 2022 World...
Africa Owed $36 Trillion in Climate Debt by Wealthy Nations, ActionAid Report Reveals
By: Alieu Jallow
A new report by ActionAid International has exposed the staggering climate debt owed to Africa by the world’s wealthiest and most polluting nations. According to...
What’s Next For This Senegalese Business Tycoon And His 1.2 Billion CFA Fraud Case?
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Doro Gaye, a Senegalese businessman charged in a 1.2 billion CFA fraud case, was arrested in Paris after fleeing Senegal in December 2024....
Gambia Moves Up in Corruption Perceptions Index, But Challenges Remain
By: Hadram Hydara
The Gambia has moved up to 96th place in the 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), scoring 38 out of 100 in a measure of perceived...
Amnesty Chief Condemns Trump’s Sanctions on ICC
In response to President Trump's recent executive order imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC), Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International’s Secretary General, expressed strong condemnation.
She called the...
Is Lula Right About Trump’s Global Reach?
Brazilian President Lula da Silva directly challenged Trump's international influence, stating "I respect the election of President Trump, who was elected by the American people to govern...
Here’s What’s Next: DIC Takes Over Investigation into Farba Ngom’s Alleged Financial Misconduct Case
By: Seringe ST Touray
Senegal's Criminal Investigation Division (DIC) has been assigned to investigate allegations against parliamentarian Farba Ngom, following a report by the National Financial Information Processing...
Senegal Welcomes US Aid Freeze as a Step Toward African Self-Reliance
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
According to a Seneweb article published on February 6, citing an interview in Le Soleil newspaper the same day, Senegalese economist Papa Demba...
Trump Signs Executive Order Banning Transgender Women from Female Sports
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
The United States President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that takes immediate effect banning transgender women from participating in female sports.
This...
Trump Halts U.S. Aid to South Africa
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would cut off funding to South Africa, accusing the country of land seizures and mistreating "certain classes...
Khaby Lame Visits Senegalese President Faye and Appointed UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Khaby Lame, the world’s most-followed TikTok star, was received at the Presidential Palace in Dakar on Friday afternoon by President Bassirou Diomaye Faye.
Following...
Senegalese Man Kidnapped in Morocco, Family Appeals for Help as Ransom Demands Rise
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Amadou Mballo, a 29-year-old Senegalese man, was kidnapped in Oujda, northeastern Morocco, near the Algerian border, by a criminal network composed of individuals...
2025 Germany’s Election: Anti-Migrant Campaign Triggers Outrage, Authorities Initiate Criminal Investigation into “Fake Deportation...
By: Dawda Baldeh
A political uproar has emerged in Germany following the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) distributing around 30,000 counterfeit “deportation” tickets in Karlsruhe. In a...
Quran Burner Salwan Momika Shot Dead in Sweden
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Salwan Momika, an Iraqi man living in Sweden who sparked violent protests by burning the Quran in 2023, was shot dead in an...
No Survivors Expected in Deadly U.S. Air Crash
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
On January 29, more than 60 people died when an American Airlines regional jet collided with a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter near...
Plane Crash in South Sudan Kills 20
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
A plane crash in northern South Sudan today killed 20 people, including two Chinese nationals and one Indian, the country's Ministry of Information...
Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali Celebrate ECOWAS Exit and New Alliances
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Thousands of people in Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali rallied on Tuesday, January 28, to mark their official withdrawal from the Economic Community...
Nigerian Man Charged in $6 Million Inheritance Scam
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Okezie Ogbata, a 36-year-old Nigerian, has been charged in Florida for defrauding over 400 elderly Americans out of $6 million, according to major...
Trump Returns to Power, Promising Bold Reforms and “America First” Agenda
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
Donald J. Trump was sworn in today as the 47th president of the United States, marking an unprecedented political comeback after overcoming impeachments,...
Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Offers Fragile Hope Amid Gaza’s Destruction
By: The Fatu Network Editorial
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has taken effect after a three-hour delay, during which Israeli attacks killed 19 Palestinians.
The agreement includes a...