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CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: Africa Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Saturday, 22 December, 2001, 15:55 GMT Africa mourns Senegal's Senghor Leopold Senghor (r) meets China's Chairman Mao in 1974 Leading statesmen from Africa and beyond paid tribute to the Senegalese poet president Leopold Senghor after his death was announced. A hush fell on a summit of African leaders discussing regional cooperation and the creation of a single currency at an ECOWAS summit in Dakar, Senegal. Outgoing ECOWAS president and Malian leader Alpha Konare asked the delegates to observe a minute's silence in memory of "Senghor, the eulogist of the black condition, man of francophony and statesman." Senghor was the eulogist of the black condition Malian president- Alpha Konare "He was a fighter for Africa and for freedom," Mr Konare said of Senghor, the founding father of Senegal and one of Africa's best known poets, who had died in France aged 95. The Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade declared 15 days of national mourning.

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The Republic of Senegal is a West African country that shares borders with Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali and Mauritania. The country of Gambia is surrounded by Senegal along the Gambia river. Senegal has a population of over nine million people . Its capital is Dakar. One specialty of artisans in Senegal is the art of painting on glass. Reverse-glass painting, painting on the back of a clear piece of glass, has been popular in the Senegal since the late eighteen hundreds. In this predominately Islamic country, some of the most popular subjects are portraits of religious leaders called marabouts. (A marabout is a Muslim leader and teacher who offers spiritual guidance.) Other popular subjects are drawn from the Koran and the Bible, such as Noah's Ark. Click on the images to see larger pictures Visit "The Senegalese Gallery" in Exploris' People and Places exhibit. There you can be immersed in an installation of Senegalese life and culture. The Senegal Gallery features 4 video monitors, contemporary artifacts, environmental references and actual environments in Dakar, Senegal. Family members from Senegal invite the visitor into their home, to school, to worship, and to work, as they describe issues that are important to them, the kinds of changes they have experienced in their neighborhoods and family, and what is important to them. Exploris hopes that this contemporary glimpse of every day life in a Senegalese city will help to pave a road of understanding and common ground between our visitors and the Senegalese.

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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Senegal Warning The Casamance region is affected by insecurity brought about by separatist rebel groups and bandits. Outbreaks of fighting between the rebels and government troops have occurred, particularly along the border with Guinea-Bissau. Even more worrying for travellers was an incident in 2001 involving a busload of 15 tourists held up between Ziguinchor and Cap Skiring. The tourists were robbed at gunpoint and the driver and a local guide on board were killed. There is speculation as to whether this act was committed by the rebels or murderous thieves taking advantage of the unrest in the region. Either way, travellers should ask around for information about the latest no-go areas. Full country name: Republic of Senegal Area: 196,190 sq km (75,750 sq mi) Population: 10.3 million Capital city: Dakar (pop 2 million) People: Languages: French (official), Wolof, Pulaar, Diola, Mandingo Religion: 96% Islam, 6% indigenous beliefs, 2% Christian Government: Republic under multi-party democratic rule President: Aboulaye Wade GDP: US$15.6 billion

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