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BBC News Published image captionMany more people are risking their lives to reach the Canary Islands, UN data shows A Senegalese court has sentenced three fathers to a month in prison for paying smugglers to take their sons to Europe. One of the boys, 15-year-old Ousmane Faye, died at sea in October. He was a talented footballer who hoped to join an academy in Italy. Faye's father did not tell his wife he was sending their son abroad, the court heard, wanting it to be a surprise. The court in the city of Mbour also gave the fathers two-year suspended sentences for endangering lives.

DP World to build new port in Senegal costing over $1 billion Global port operator DP World has signed agreements with the government of Senegal to develop a deep-water port at Ndayane worth a total of $1.127 billion, its biggest investment in Africa to date, the company said on Wednesday. DP World Dakar, a joint venture between the Dubai-based logistics provider and the Port Authority of Dakar (PAD), will finance, design and develop land and maritime infrastructure for the new 600-hectare (1483 acres) port about 50 km from the existing port. The agreement to build the port was reached after ...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — International port operator DP World signed a deal Wednesday to develop a new deep-water port in Senegal worth over $1 billion, the company announced, its biggest ever investment in Africa. DP World Dakar, a joint venture between the Dubai-based maritime firm and the port authority based in Senegal’s capital Dakar, […]