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Akon Says His '100 Percent Crypto-based' City Will Be Built in 10 Years
"Finalized the agreement for AKON CITY in Senegal. Looking forward to hosting you there in the future," the musician and entrepreneur wrote on social media this week.
Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Catches Fire
The plane landed safely and none of the 90 people on board were harmed.
Africa Cup of Nations 2019: Quarterfinals Schedule, Power Rankings
Algeria has become the tournament favorite after winning every game. How far can Madagascar go in its first AFCON?
Akon 'Seriously' Considering Running in 2020 Election
The singer turned social entrepreneur spoke to Newsweek about his political ambitions and his plans to run a city on Akoin cryptocurrency.
Akon Is Launching a Cryptocurrency with the Best Name
Akon also discussed challenging Trump in the 2020 presidential election or in the ring - either boxing or MMA.
How Muslim-Majority Teams Get Ready for the World Cup
A player's performance declines "significantly for speed, agility, dribbling and endurance" while fasting.
Stop Politicizing Unexplained Death of a Border Agent
Some say Rogelio Martinez was bludgeoned to death by rocks. Ted Cruz jumped on the bandwagon.
Rihanna Is Part of the Illuminati, Say African Groups
The Bajan singer is due in Dakar on Friday to attend a conference.
Why Did a Million Muslims Go on Pilgrimage to Senegal?
The followers of Amadou Bamba, who believe in the value of hard work and nonviolence, gather each year in West Africa to celebrate their mysterious founder.
Liverpool's Injury Crisis Is Worse Than First Thought
The Liverpool manager is set to be without one of his most influential players for longer than expected.
Nigeria's Super Eagles Will Avoid London Warns Rohr
Nigeria was forced to play itself in a training match.
How to Stem the Tide of Illegal Immigrants
Investment is needed to improve the lives of millions of young people.
Why Senegal is a Good Partner in West Africa
The U.S. has signed a new defense cooperation agreement with Senegal.
Senegal Consolidates Its Constitutional Democracy
While other African leaders cling to power, Senegal's president has reduced presidential term limits.
Two Guantanamo Detainees Flown to Senegal to Resettle
The two men were the first of a group of about a dozen who are expected to be transferred in coming weeks.
The Truth About Child Trafficking in Senegal
Boys are forced to spend hours begging for money, before being beaten by religious leaders.
Senegal Police Detain 900 People in Security Sting
The 900 detainees were questioned over various offences ranging from drug possession to traffic violations.
$5 Million Ebola Vaccine Deal Announced
The deal comes days after an Ebola death in Sierra Leone put more than 100 people in quarantine.
Senegal's President Wants to Cut His Term by Two Years
Macky Sall is bucking the trend of many other leaders in Africa overstaying their constitutional mandate.
Ebola Frontline: Theories About Ebola Abound
The hospitalization and recent death of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, provoked a media firestorm in America which trickled down to websites and conversations in Sierra Leone
Hospital Reports First U.S. Ebola Patient Has Died
Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, has died, according to the Dallas hospital where he was being treated.
Thousands of Health Care Workers Needed to Stop Ebola
For the Ebola outbreak to end in six to nine months, a "massive" global response is needed
Top Twelve Most Homophobic Nations
Here's our list of a dozen nations where it can be dangerous to be gay