Tuesday, 18 June 2019 Feature Migration 31 December 2018 Editors’ picks: Why you need to read these 2018 stories Philip Kleinfeld/IRIN
Special Report Environment and Disasters 25 October 2018 Remedies and roadblocks as Senegal battles climate change A pan-African green belt may help beleaguered herders
Special Report Environment and Disasters 18 October 2018 Early warnings, late response to Senegal’s food crisis Signs that 2018 would be tough on herders appeared more than a year ago
News Migration 12 October 2018 Caribbean tsunamis, migration art and humanitarians and climate change Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Special Report Environment and Disasters 10 October 2018 How climate change is plunging Senegal’s herders into poverty “If there was good rain, all of our problems would be solved.”
Analysis Conflict 1 August 2018 High-profile terror trial speaks to an emerging threat in Senegal Light sentences raise questions about the state’s response to Islamist extremism
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 New e-book released: IRIN’s reporting on climate change and food security "Unjust burden" - A year’s worth of reporting on climate change adaptation in one handy document
Feature Solutions and Innovations 18 December 2017 Jury still out on huge mangrove regeneration project in Senegal Undoing the damage climate change and human exploitation has done to Senegal’s vast mangroves is proving controversial
Feature Solutions and Innovations 14 September 2017 Senegalese farmers wage protracted battle against salt Rising sea levels can devastate farmland, but Senegalese villagers are fighting back
Feature Solutions and Innovations 5 June 2017 The little shrub making a big difference in rural Senegal A medicinal herb is helping to cure the financial ills of Senegalese farmers suffering the effects of climate change
Feature Solutions and Innovations 8 May 2017 Seeds of rural renewal sown in Senegal African cities have long served as magnets for struggling rural populations. A project in Senegal is helping to reverse the flow
Feature Migration 28 November 2016 Will a united opposition finally unseat Gambia’s strongman? Yahya Jammeh looks to extend his 22 years in power in elections this week
Feature Migration 31 March 2016 Prostituted, beaten and held for ransom Inside southern Libya’s lawless people-smuggling hub
