http://factsabouth1n1.com/topic/senegal2011-01-02T15:00:17Z2011-01-02T15:00:17ZAP Newstag:factsabouth1n1.com,2011-01-02:/photo/stanford-california-basketball-2405169p/

<a title="Stanford Cardinal (Women's Basketball)" href="/topic/Stanford+Cardinal+(Women's+Basketball)" >Stanford</a>'s <a title="Sarah Boothe" href="/topic/Sarah+Boothe" >Sarah Boothe</a>, right, struggles for the ball with <a title="California" href="/topic/California" >California</a>'s Rama N'diaye of <a title="Senegal" href="/topic/Senegal" >Senegal</a>, during the first half of an <a title="National Collegiate Athletic Association" href="/topic/National+Collegiate+Athletic+Association" >NCAA...

2010-10-14T04:01:43ZAP Newstag:factsabouth1n1.com,2010-10-14:/photo/senegal-adopting-haiti-2363752p/

<a title="Senegal" href="/topic/Senegal" >Senegalese</a> soldiers control a crowd at a ceremony to welcome a group of Haitian students to <a title="Dakar" href="/topic/Dakar" >Dakar</a>, Senegal Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010. Senegal is one of the poorest countries in the world and its GDP is only marginally higher than <a title="Haiti" href="/topic/Haiti" >Haiti</a>'s, but that didn't stop the government from going ahead with a plan to offer a new home to 163 victims of Haiti's devastating quake who...

2010-10-14T04:01:32ZAP Newstag:factsabouth1n1.com,2010-10-14:/photo/senegal-haiti-2363743p/

<a title="Abdoulaye Wade" href="/topic/Abdoulaye+Wade" >Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade</a>, second right, poses for a picture with Haitian students, wearing tee-shirts reading 'Thank you President Wade' at a ceremony welcoming the students to <a title="Dakar" href="/topic/Dakar" >Dakar</a>, <a title="Senegal" href="/topic/Senegal" >Senegal</a> Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2010. Senegal is one of the poorest countries in the world and its GDP is only marginally higher than <a title="Haiti" href="/top...

2010-09-30T06:15:57ZAP Newstag:factsabouth1n1.com,2010-09-30:/photo/senegal-female-mechanics-2354552p/

In this Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010 photo, female mechanic Fatou Sylla, center, works on a car with apprentice mechanic Abdou Ndiaye at Fatou-Fatou Garage, the car repair shop she owns with her cousin Fatou Kamara in <a title="Dakar" href="/topic/Dakar" >Dakar</a>, <a title="Senegal" href="/topic/Senegal" >Senegal</a>.Fatou Sylla is used to being laughed at. She owns her own car repair shop with her cousin in a country where few women work outside the home and fewer still fix car engines. Since open...

2010-09-24T13:30:36ZAP Newstag:factsabouth1n1.com,2010-09-24:/photo/senegal-black-eyed-peas-2351526p/

<a title="Senegal" href="/topic/Senegal" >Senegalese</a> women display foods prepared with flour made from black-eyed peas, in <a title="Dakar" href="/topic/Dakar" >Dakar</a>, Senegal Friday, Sept. 24, 2010. To address its increasingly insecure food situation, Senegal is looking to a crop from its past, the cowpea, known more commonly in the <a title="United States" href="/topic/United+States" >U.S.</a> as the black-eyed pea. Small businesses are transforming local cowpeas into cowpea flour and ...