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Africa Monitor Chad's former dictator to be tried in Senegal for atrocities

Hissène Habré will become the first world leader to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity by another country's government. Could his trial set a precedent for future cases?

Keep Calm Senegal's president concedes defeat, a welcome step in region of coups

Elections may go to runoff in Senegal, West Africa's stablest democracy (+video)

Will 2012 be the Year of the African Despot, again?

Africa Monitor Will President Wade push Senegal toward an uprising?

Senegalese opposition denounce president's bid for third term

Senegalese take to streets after president cleared for third election run

Africa Monitor Senegalese politicians court leaders of age-old Muslim sect

Africa Monitor Youssou N'Dour - the singer - takes on Senegal's long-serving president

Latest leader to redefine term limits: Senegal's President Wade

How the African Sahel could be affected by Tripoli's fall

In Senegal, president's protegee is now his biggest threat

African incumbents face public anger in upcoming votes

In Senegal, religious leaders join constitutional debate

In Pictures G8 summit in France 2011

Guinea defends its riches, but will that scare investors?

West Africa Rising: Regional ties to Iran, Libya may be on the wane

West Africa Rising: Latin American leaders bolster ties to Africa at World Social Forum

As Ivory Coast stalemate worsens, so do the chances of military intervention

The financial war in Ivory Coast: Five key questions answered

Senegal revives African culture festival, 33 years later

How a pair of North Korean-built statues reopened ethnic wounds in Zimbabwe

Africa mining: Will mineral-rich countries start a cartel like OPEC?

Opinion Haiti doesn’t need foreign-aid money. It needs a better development strategy.

Senegal's big bronze statue: Monument to liberty or authoritarian rule?