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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 11:26
The Senegalese government announced the death of a student during protests against delayed payment of scholarship fees at the largest university in Dakar, where the unrest that had been going on for weeks escalated and turned into clashes with security forces. Meanwhile, a student association confirmed that he died “as a result of torture at the hands of the police.” University students demonstrated regularly against delays in paying their scholarship arrears, in light of very difficult economic conditions in Senegal. The demonstrations reached their peak on Monday on the campus of Cheikh Anta Diop University, a prestigious university in West Africa attended by tens of thousands of students.
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