Senegal's Pink Lake in danger
Africa • Oct 7, 2025, 3:59 PM
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In Senegal, the famous Pink Lake is increasingly attracting real estate developers. A project plans to build nearly 10,000 housing units to accommodate tourists. However, local villagers are raising concerns about the harmful environmental impact on the site, which is Senegal’s second most popular tourist attraction. FRANCE 24's Elimane Ndao and Caitlin Kelly report.
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