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Casamance is Senegal's southernmost region which is almost completely separated from the rest of Senegal by Gambia.

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Senegal: Anger and disillusion after election delay

Senegal: Anger and disillusion after election delay

Several people have died in Senegal following the postponement of the presidential election until December.
PoliticsFebruary 15, 202401:09 min
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Senegal's restless Casamance region sees deadly protests

Senegal's restless Casamance region sees deadly protests

in Casamance, protests against delayed elections turn deadly, bringing the death toll across Senegal to three.
ConflictsFebruary 14, 2024
A former MFDC fighter, chest bare, looks at the camera with a serious expression

Rebel conflict in Senegal's Casamance region far from over

Rebel conflict in Senegal's Casamance region far from over

Casamance is the site of Africa's longest-running separatist revolt. But some locals want to move on.
ConflictsJanuary 9, 2023
Streifzug durch den Senegal

From Dakar to Casamance - a journey through Senegal

From Dakar to Casamance - a journey through Senegal

Not known as a tourist destination, apart from the capital city it offers sandy beaches and huge mangrove forests.
TravelOctober 23, 2018
Senegal Casamance region

Senegal vows to hunt down Casamance gunmen

Senegal vows to hunt down Casamance gunmen

Senegal's government has launched an inquiry into the killing of 13 loggers in the southern region of Casamance.
SocietyJanuary 9, 2018
Senegal Casamance

Senegal: Gunmen kill 13 in restive Casamance region

Senegal: Gunmen kill 13 in restive Casamance region

The attack is one of the worst to occur in Senegal's southern region in recent years.
TerrorismJanuary 6, 2018
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