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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      A supporter of Senegalese opposition candidate Macky Sall looks on as he holds a leaflet about his candidate. Senegalese have begun voting in a run-off election in which the opposition has united to thwart 85-year-old incumbent Abdoulaye Wade's efforts to stay in power for a third term.
      Bulletin: Senegal votes in presidential run-off elections

      Bulletin: Senegal votes in presidential run-off elections

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      Supporters of Senegalese opposition presidential candidate Macky Sall hold portraits and national flags March 23, during a rally closing the campaign in Diamalaye, a suburb of Dakar. Senegal goes to the polls Sunday in a run-off presidential election which could see a united opposition thwart 85-year-old incumbent Abdoulaye Wade's efforts to stay in power for a third term.
      Bulletin: Senegal to vote in cliffhanger presidential election

      Bulletin: Senegal to vote in cliffhanger presidential election

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      Senegalese President and presidential candidate Abdoulaye Wade greets supporters on March 23 during an election campaign tour in Dakar. Senegal was called to calm on the eve of a run-off election in which incumbent Wade is looking to extend his 12-year rule in a face-off against the full might of the country's opposition.
      Bulletin: Calls for calm ahead of Senegal's cliffhanger poll

      Bulletin: Calls for calm ahead of Senegal's cliffhanger poll

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      Senegal's opposition presidential candidate Macky Sall addresses supporters on March 23 in Diamalaye, a suburb of Dakar. Sall told AFP on the eve of Sunday's presidential run-off he was confident he would thwart Abdoulaye Wade's third term bid, foreseeing a 70 percent win.
      Bulletin: Macky Sall ready to tackle Senegal woes

      Bulletin: Macky Sall ready to tackle Senegal woes

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      Article: Senegal: Voters return to the polls on Sunday

      Article: Senegal: Voters return to the polls on Sunday

      Senegalese voters return to the polls on Sunday for the second round of voting in the...
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      Senegalese President and presidential candidate Abdoulaye Wade greets supporters during an election campaign tour in Dakar.
      Bulletin: Soldier killed, four wounded in Senegal rebel attack

      Bulletin: Soldier killed, four wounded in Senegal rebel attack

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      The Kantene cemetery, a graveyard for the victims of the Joola, a Sengalese ferry that capsized. Relatives of over 1,800 people killed in Africa's worst maritime disaster say the case must not be buried as Dakar attempted Monday to have a French inquiry into the accident annulled.
      Bulletin: Senegal boat disaster victims want Paris probe to go ahead

      Bulletin: Senegal boat disaster victims want Paris probe to go ahead

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      Senegal's music icon Youssou Ndour (C) gestures as he arrives for a campaign meeting on March 17 in Ziguinchor, the troubled Casamance region, to rally voters behind Macky Sall, the challenger to incumbent President Abdoulaye Wade.
      Bulletin: Senegal music star Youssou Ndour hits campaign trail

      Bulletin: Senegal music star Youssou Ndour hits campaign trail

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      Senegal's southern separatist movement, which has waged a low-level struggle for independence for three decades, said Thursday Dakar had shown no interest in their offer for talks in neutral territory.
      Bulletin: Casamance rebels say Dakar not interested in peace talks

      Bulletin: Casamance rebels say Dakar not interested in peace talks

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      Senegal denied it was dodging its legal obligations by failing to extradite Chad's former president Hissene Habre (seen here in 1987) or put him on trial, during hearings at the UN's highest court Thursday.
      Bulletin: Senegal defends stand on fugitive Habre to UN

      Bulletin: Senegal defends stand on fugitive Habre to UN

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