Ceuta Migration Crackdown: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez called the mass crossing into Ceuta a “violation of territorial integrity,” citing organized trafficking networks and saying returns to Morocco will be handled under migration agreements that also mention Senegal and Mauritania. Tourism & Culture: Dakar’s Museum of Black Civilizations opened an exhibition of ancient Chinese clothing culture, with Ming Dynasty costume replicas and Senegalese textiles side-by-side—an easy win for visitors looking for heritage beyond the beach. Investment Watch: UNCTAD data shows Senegal’s foreign direct investment plunged about 90% in 2025 as oil and gas projects moved from construction to production. Sports & Travel Links: Senegalese football faces fresh legal heat over former coach Pape Thiaw’s contract, while Dakar also keeps its events calendar moving with Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games preparations. Safety on the Routes: A deadly West Africa-to-Canary Islands crossing left at least 143 dead or missing, underscoring the risks for travelers and would-be migrants. Environment & Awareness: Dakar activist Modou Fall tours in an outfit made from plastic waste, pushing for better enforcement of Senegal’s environmental laws.