A wander through Senegal

The next stop on my West Africa trip was a quick trip to Senegal.   NeuroKids is considering building a program in Senegal, which is a hub in Francophone Africa for the training of surgeons  and medical staff, so I wanted to pop in and meet the potential partners and try to understand a bit better the situation there along with the training system.

I haven’t spent much time in Senegal but it’s always been high on my list of places to spend more time, and this short trip only whetted my appetite for more!  It’s a big hospital with a huge potential impact, and definitely a place I’m recommending for further program expansion.  

I ended up having a free day here on a weekend, which was a much welcomed pause in what had been a crazy week of travel and long days.  I was able to stretch my legs and walk along the Corniche while enjoying some cooler breezes and a stop for Lebanese food. Enjoy!

I love airplane sunsets – flying over West Africa from Abidjan to Dakar.
The Atlantic from in front of my hotel
Place du Souvenir Africain
Place du Souvenir Africain
Lebanese food in West Africa just slays. Some of my favorite food memories in this region are while eating shawarmas and moutabal.
A cool mosaic on the side of a building at the University.
A valiant effort at hiding a cell tower
Baobab juice! If you ever have the chance to try it, do! It’s just kind of sweet and fruity but really good for you and I love when I find it on travels!
Beauty.

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