Kaolack

American  

[kah-oh-lak, kou-lak] / ˈkɑ oʊ læk, ˈkaʊ læk /

Or Kaolak

noun

1. a city in W Senegal.

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Kaolack British  

/ ˈkaʊlæk, ˈkɑːəʊˌlæk /

noun

1. a port in SW Senegal, on the Saloum River. Pop: 299 000 (2005 est)

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Example Sentences

"Macky Sall is done. He must not seek a third term. We'll not accept it - not today, not tomorrow," said Ibrahima Lo, a trader from the southern town of Kaolack, who joined the protest in the capital.

From Reuters

“I can leave this morning, drop passengers on the other side of Senegal, and be back by 2 p.m. to have lunch with my wife,” said Samba Diop, waiting for his minibus to fill at a bus station in Kaolack, the last Senegalese hub before the northern Gambian border.

From New York Times

Nearly one-fifth of those foreigners come from African countries, including Mbengue, She came to Italy from Kaolack, Senegal, with her family at age 3.

From Seattle Times

At least one person was reported missing due to the floods in the central region of Kaolack, said Aissatou Ndiaye, mayor of Ndiafatte.

From Reuters

There were also protests in the Kaolack region in the south of the country, a local official said.

From The Guardian