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 In Dense Stews From Senegal, Intriguing Secrets - WebNews
 WITH its spotless new white-tile floors and gleaming stainless-steel ovens, the basement kitchen of Patisserie des Ambassades, a French cafe in Harlem on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, has the fit and finish of a laboratory. On a recent weekday morning, its two resident scientists — bakers in starched white coats — glazed mixed-berry tartlets and spread crème Chantilly over thin sheets of millefeuille pastry on a long steel table. But at the table’s opposite end was the kitchen’s resident artist, Ken Alice N’doye, preparing thiebu djen (cheb-oo JEN), Senegal’s national dish of rice cooked in a tomato-based fish stew. Although Ms. N’doye, 31, an owner of the cafe, also wore a crisp chef’s coat, her every move sprung from sensual, rather than technical, cues.
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She worked at the Red Lobster in Times Square and lived with her husband near Yankee Stadium. Yet one night, returning home from her job, Odine D. discovered that African custom, not American law, held sway over her marriage. A strange woman was sitting in the living room, and Ms. D.’s husband, a security guard born in Ghana, introduced her as his other wife. Devastated, Ms. D., a Guinean immigrant who insisted that her last name be withheld, said she protested: “I can’t live with the woman in my house — we have only two bedrooms.” Her husband cited Islamic precepts allowing a man to have up to four wives, and told her to get used to it. And she tried to obey.
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Après avoir suscité la consternation dans le monde des organisations internationales, c’est la pitié qu’Abdoulaye Wade inspire. Voilà ce qu’il mérite : de la compassion. Il doit être très douloureux de descendre aussi bas qu’il le fait, quand on occupe une position aussi élevée que celle de « président de la République ». Wade aimait rappeler à ses visiteurs du soir qui élevaient le ton que « n’oublie pas que je suis le président ». Il ne l’aura jamais été finalement, de tout son règne. Toujours dans les bois, en train de chercher le petit fagot. Voilà un homme qui accuse tous les jours la solitude de l’habiter, et qui ajoute tous les jours de nouveaux ennemis à son voisinage.... 
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Il s’agit d’une photographie saisissante de la Jamaïque d’aujourd’hui, loin des images que découvrent les touristes américains qui déferlent sur l'île, sans même se rendre compte du dénuement de sa population et du délabrement de son économie. Très vite, on découvre les coupables de cet enfer des tropiques : le FMI, la Banque mondiale, l'Organisation mondiale du commerce...En donnant la parole à l'ex-Premier ministre jamaïcain, au directeur du FMI, comme aux ouvriers exploités et aux éleveurs et agriculteurs ruinés par les importations de lait ou de viande, ce documentaire révèle mieux que les longs discours les conséquences dramatiques de la mondialisation de l’économie et de la suppression des barrières douanières.
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Watch out for this young bassist. He's just breaking onto the scene with his first solo CD featuring such luminaries as Russell Ferrante and Eric Marienthall, and fitting in like a glove with these jazz icons. Known as a "Richard Bona protégé", (quite a statement to uphold) he shows on this first effort to have tremendous potential in quite a few directions. Being an accomplished composer as well as a player, he represents yet another generation of young lions to be reckoned with. With a surprisingly defined maturity to his playing, coupled with his great sense of melody, Cheikh will become a familiar voice on the scene sooner than later.
Dakar - Senegalese police are unravelling a Latin American drug smuggling network thought to be using the west African nation as a hub for trafficking to Europe and the United States after seizing cocaine worth over $200-million (about R1,1-billion).Police have discovered 2 454kg of cocaine and arrested three South American men since a deserted sailing ship, apparently broken down, drifted into a popular coastal resort last Wednesday with 50 sacks of the drug on board.
NdioGou Wack Seck Tape Fort sur le president de la Republique et inculpe Karim WadeLe Président Wade devrait-il sacrifier son immense capital politique et relationnel, toute sa réputation de démocrate et d’homme libre, rien que pour faire plaisir à un groupe de quatre gamins à peine sortis des limbes mais qui ont presque fini de régenter la République? La consternation est générale et quasi unanime dans les bureaux et couloirs de la Présidence de la République. Certains ministres et conseillers, la gorge nouée et le cœur serré, trainent les pieds et se meuvent comme des somnambules. Ils disent ne plus reconnaitre l’homme que les Sénégalais ont réélu il y a seulement 4 mois. Au point qu’ils sont même obligés de fuir son regard, tellement Wade s’est subitement transformé et métamorphosé. Sa seule raison de vivre désormais, c’est la subite Génération du Concret. C’est à peine si certains conseillers importants de Wade ne songent pas carrément à démissionner ou à fuir loin du Palais tant l’atmosphère y est lourde et délétère depuis la démission de Macky Sall et la nomination d’un nouveau gouvernement. << Par Ndiogou Wack SECK >>
Brush your teeth every day, dentists say. In Africa, that can mean keeping your toothbrush in your mouth all day long.
Across the continent south of the Sahara, many people go about their daily business with a small stick or twig protruding from their mouth, which they chew or use to scrub their teeth.
Cut from wild trees and shrubs in the bush, this is the African toothbrush. Its users swear it is much more natural, effective -- and cheaper -- than the prettily packaged but pricey dental products on sale in pharmacies and supermarkets.
DAKAR, Senegal - The seaside highway, one of the Senegalese president's bold building initiatives, winds past the scruffy shop where a 62-year-old tailor and his two sons eke out a living sewing scraps of cloth into curtains. It's a beautiful highway — no doubt about it, says Barry Mamadou. "But I can't eat the road," he says, explaining why, having twice voted for President Abdoulaye Wade, he is now siding with one of 14 opposition candidates in Sunday's presidential election. The 80-year-old president's projects range from the new sea-hugging highway to a second airport and a pan-African university. 
The vote of the security forces in the presidential election in Senegal did not go down well with Robert Sagna, the candidate of "Takkou Defaraat Sénégal" in the February 25 presidential polls. According to Mr Sagna, the vote of the security forces could be a way of politicising the Armed forces. He made those comments at a political rally on Monday in Thies. " Considering the vote of the soldiers, the professionalism of the Senegalese Army Forces based on good attitude and discipline, could lead to their involvement in politics and the politicising of our army forces," he said.
DAKAR, Feb 19 (Reuters) - University students blocked a main avenue in the Senegalese capital with boulders and burning tyres on Monday to protest at what they say is neglect by the government, days ahead of presidential elections. President Abdoulaye Wade is widely expected to win a second mandate in the former French colony, the only country in West Africa not to have experienced a coup since independence, but where discontent among the country's youth is running high. Wade, who is in his 80s, swept to power in 2000 promising jobs and investment in education. 
DAKAR, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Senegalese riot police beat opposition leaders with batons and fired tear gas at a crowd of protestors demonstrating against President Abdoulaye Wade ahead of presidential elections next month.
A group of around 50 police baton-charged protestors and arrested at least six leaders of opposition parties at the march to demand free and fair polls in the West African state.
The demonstration had been banned on Friday by authorities in Senegal, where the Feb. 25 election has raised tensions in a country regarded as a democratic bastion in a region infamous for civil wars and military coups. Wade, 80, remains favourite to retain power at next month's polls. 
APA Dakar (Sénégal) Le chef historique du Mouvement des forces démocratiques de Casamance (MFDC) au Sénégal, l’abbé Augustin Diamacoune Senghor, est décédé samedi à l’Hôpital Val de Grâce à Paris en France, à l’âge de 78 ans, a appris APA dimanche de source concordante.
Il avait été évacué dans cette structure hospitalière, le 20 octobre dernier, à la suite d’une aggravation de son état de santé.
Prêtre catholique, Diamacoune Senghor était une figure emblématique du MFDC né durant la période coloniale et qui lutte depuis décembre 1983 pour obtenir l’indépendance de la Casamance, la région forestière du sud du Sénégal.
Senegalese police have almost reached to the bottom of the last weekend's high profile assassination of Oumar Lamine Badji in the troubled region of Casamance after a suspect, Abba Diedhiou, confessed to be among those who carried out the act. So far three suspects have been arrested but it is believed that several others will join them, as the police intensify their investigations. Thursday's breakthrough came after the police questioned the President of the Local Council in Sindian, a witness of the incident and a cousin to the deceased. This gave the police the clue, ending up in the arrest of three suspects, including Abba Diedhiou, who is a member of the Local Council of Tandine, a few kilometres from Sindian. 
DAKAR, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Suspected separatists in Senegal's restive Casamance province killed a prominent local ruling party official by slitting his throat late on Saturday, ahead of the Muslim Eid al-Adha feast, a security force official said.
Armed men attacked Oumar Lamine Badji, president of the regional council of President Abdoulaye Wade's ruling Democratic Party (PDS), at his family home in the village of Sindian, around 50 km (30 miles) from the provincial capital Ziguinhor, the official said. 
Morocco's National Electricity Office (ONE) has won a $16.5m contract for electrification of 550 villages in northern Senegal. According to the concession contract ONE will distribute and manage electricity distribution for 25 years, the company announced Friday (December 22nd). The Moroccan company aims at reaching 24,000 electricity-service subscribers in three years. 
