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Africa Matters: Senegal decolonising Dakar's streets
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Africa Matters: Senegal decolonising Dakar's streets
In Senegal’s capital Dakar, 60% of the streets are named after French colonial figures. But a government initiative aims to gradually replace them with names honouring the country’s indigenous heritage. The move has sparked debate, with supporters seeing it as a step toward reclaiming history, while others question whether it should be a priority.
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