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Senegalese

n. 塞内加尔人

senegalese

[ noun ]

a native or inhabitant of Senegal

<noun.person>

[ adj ]

of or relating to or characteristic of Senegal or its people

<adj.pert>

Senegalese villages

Senegalese herdsmen

Birago Diop, a celebrated African poet and novelist, has died at the age of 83, Senegalese national television announced.
Police arrested the presidential candidate of the major opposition party, Abdoulaye Wade of the Senegalese Democrafamily said Monday night.
In the southern outskirts of Nouakchott, angry mobs of up to several hundred people smashed windows, overturned cars and sacked Senegalese homes.
About a third of Mauritania's 1.7 million people are black, but not all the blacks attacked by mobs in this country have been of Senegalese origin.
In the border village of Rosso, Mauritania, mobs carrying homemade weapons rampaged through the market searching for Senegalese vendors and beating them.
Nearly all the fishermen were Senegalese and nearly all fled, leaving the industry in a shambles and fish markets nearly empty.
Several top opposition leaders were arrested, including the main opposition presidential candidate Abdoulaye Wade of the Senegalese Democratic Party.
Interior Minister Gibril Ould Abdallahy on Tuesday condemned the violence and called attacks on Mauritania's Senegalese residents unacceptable.
The attacks took place the same day officials from both countries reportedly began investigating the April 9 shooting death of two Senegalese, which prompted the violence.
As the rally swells, a Senegalese street peddler named Ngor packs up his imitation Louis Vuitton handbags and hurries off. "I am just doing what Italians did in America 100 years ago," the 27-year-old immigrant says.
Senegalese producer Ousmane Sembene won the 1988 Grand Prize of the jury at the 1988 Mostra Venice festival.
An estimated 20,000 Mauritanians were being held under army protection at a fairground outside Dakar, awaiting a flight home. About 6,000-7,000 Senegalese were harbored by the Mauritanian Red Crescent at a Nouakchott mosque and an exhibition hall.
Senegal President Abdou Diouf appealed late Saturday for calm despite what he called the "inhuman and degrading treatment" of Senegalese citizens in Mauritania.
The sporadic violence against expatriate Senegalese and Mauritanian communities in both countries began last month in a dispute over border land between the two west African nations.
Tens of thousands of Mauritanians and Senegalese were repatriated in a massive airlift.
Under Senegalese law, the president is required to gain its approval to extend the state of emergency.
The state of emergency, to be in effect for at least six days, followed a rampage by Senegalese seeking out Mauritanians for revenge attacks after the reported killing of an estimated 200 Senegalese in neighboring Mauritania last week.
The state of emergency, to be in effect for at least six days, followed a rampage by Senegalese seeking out Mauritanians for revenge attacks after the reported killing of an estimated 200 Senegalese in neighboring Mauritania last week.
The Senegalese said the two died from the bullets of Mauritanian border guards.
The two others were identified as Senegalese Mossa Mohammed Kawaji and Nigerian Dam Abu Bakr Mousa.
Many of the angry Senegalese headed to the fairgrounds in search of vengeance.
In riot-torn sections of Dakar and in the industrial city of Thies about 45 miles away, Senegalese young and old angrily denounced what they saw as police brutality and violation of their rights this week.
Harlem Desir, president of SOS-Racism, flew to Dakar Friday in the private jet of Senegalese President Abdou Diouf to be present for the Dakar concert where Zaire's Kanda Bongo Man and Jamaica's the Wailers were among the performers.
Mauritanian authorities killed the two Senegalese peasants April 9 in the border village of Diawara, Senegal.
Senegalese angered by violence against their countrymen in neighboring Mauritania attacked Mauritanians in Dakar on Friday, killing at least 20 people, officials said.
France, the former colonial ruler of Senegal, announced Saturday in Paris that it was furnishing five planes to airlift the Mauritanians to their home and return to Dakar Senegalese hiding out in the Mauritanian capital of Nouakchott.
He demanded compensation for Mauritanians whose shops were looted in Senegal and the return of money he said Senegalese authorities confiscated before expelling them.
He was appointed archbishop of Dakar, Senegal, in 1955 and was succeeded in the post by a native Senegalese, now Cardinal Hyacinthe Thiandoum, whom he had ordained.
Serigne Diop, former Wade supporter and leader of the Senegalese Democratic Party for Renovation, backed Diouf's candidacy but hoped to win legislative seats for his own party.

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