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AFCON Court Drama: The Court of Arbitration for Sport has set Oct 8, 2026 in Lausanne for Senegal’s closed-door appeal over the disputed 2025 AFCON final vs Morocco, after CAF awarded Morocco by forfeit following a penalty-related walk-off. Music & Culture: Peter Gabriel is releasing a full 2026 lunar-cycle project, while Senegal’s Orchestra Baobab is set to return to the Belfast International Arts Festival after decades. Screen & Learning: CANAL+ and Nomad Education are rolling out NOMAD+ across 17 African countries (including Senegal) until Oct 31, plus a Benin media-library renovation with tablets. Sports Talent: Senegal’s Moussa Niakhaté has withdrawn from the current international break due to injury, returning to Lyon. Youth & Sports Development: The NBA has closed its only Africa academy in Senegal, shifting training to a new global setup in Abu Dhabi. Community & Trade via Arts: Bombo Investments partners with the Africa Monologue Challenge, bringing Senegalese cultural ambassadors to Accra to spark intra-African trade and tourism.

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Harlem Fine Arts Show draws 1,300-plus to Hamptons festival

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Aug. 21, 2026

Senegal's President and Energy Minister Confirm Official Patronage at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2026

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Aug. 18, 2026

Washington DC's KanKouran 43rd National African Dance and Music Conference and Concert Labor Day Weekend

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Aug. 10, 2026

Fortuna acquires highly prospective Bambadji Project in Senegal from Barrick and IAMGOLD

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Aug. 5, 2026

UNESCO is providing support to Senegal in safeguarding its culinary heritage

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Harlem Fine Arts Show Summer Festival Welcomed 1,300+ Attendees to Three-Day Celebration of Art, Culture & Community

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