Senegal is located in western Africa. Its neighboring countries include The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali and Mauritania.
Muslims make up a little over 95% of the country’s 13,975,834 population (July 2015 est.); and Christians 4%. Main ethnic groups in Senegal include the Wolof (38.7%), Pular (26.5%), Serer (15%), then Mandinka, Jola, Soninke, and others.
Although French is the official language, most Senegalese speak ethnic languages, Wolof being the most popular. Dakar (home to some 2 million residents) is the capital and largest city in Senegal.
The following documentary shows how the art of recycling is being perfected by some Senegalese, and also highlights interesting aspects of culture and community living…
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