Senegal launches African 'cyber-security' school
Senegalese Foreign Minister Sidiki Kaba and French counterpart Jean-Yves Le Drian gave the ceremonial start to the National Cyber-Security School (ENVR) on the sidelines of an annual regional security conference in Dakar.
The school will provide training in combating cyber-crime for the security services, judiciary and private enterprises.
Backed by France, it will have a "regional vocational role" in helping other countries in West Africa, French officials said.
The ENVR, which was proposed at last year's security conference, will initially be based in Dakar at the National School of Administration (ENA) before moving to Diamnadio, a new town being built around 30 kilometres (20 miles) from the capital.
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