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La Poste De Senegal - Tracking number format

• A# *** *** *** SN
• C# *** *** *** SN
• E# *** *** *** SN
• L# *** *** *** SN
• R# *** *** *** SN
• S# *** *** *** SN
• V# *** *** *** SN

# - letter; * - digit; ! - letter or digit

La Poste De Senegal - information about carrier

La Poste Senegal is the general public business in charge of postal services in Senegal. La Poste Senegal is a member of the Universal Postal Union.

The appearance of the postal system in Senegal accompanies the country's colonial conquest, and it worked as an important tool of colonialism. Before colonization, no organized postal system existed. Instead, ideas were exchanged on foot or horseback under the services of kings and local rulers.

Prior to, the transmission of important messages throughout short distances was made with the aid of drums played to a particular beat. This was utilized to reveal events such as wedding events, births, baptisms, deaths, opponent attacks, and preparation for a military exploration.

Under manifest destiny, a quicker technique of communication appeared.

And for rulers, communication with other rulers and with their topics spread out throughout the nation ended up being an increasingly more pressing requirement.

From then forward, they had in their courts an epistolary service whose job it was to bring correspondences.

Individuals speaking Arabic, French, and other African languages were in charge of this system which was beginning more and more to resemble a postal service. In Senegal, a full-fledged postal service is in operation beginning by 1626, the year marking the start of postal interaction between Senegal and France. In 38 years, the first ships from the merchant associations of Rouen and Dieppe were bring postal plans between the two nations.

In 1758, these associations were changed by the French East India Company in particular, which was now in charge of the postal transportation between Europe and the African coast.

In 1781, Senegal was made a colony of France, increasing interactions in between the 2 nations.

In 1850, the postal service was included into a brand-new company, and in 1851, the postal transportation in between Gorée and Saint-Louis is transferred to people who crossed the river than the sea by easy pirogues.

The year 1855 marks the start of the conquest of the nest's interior by Louis Faidherbe starts, where formerly the French only regulated trading posts along the coast. A postal service for main interaction becomes necessary. Strategies were put in location to set up telegraph lines throughout the nation.

It's just in 1879 that Senegal received a genuine postal structure modeled on that of France.

In 1900, the postal service was at its zenith. The principal centers were all related to each other and to the capital, and a system of telegraph lines covered practically the whole nest.

Land, maritime, and fluvial transportation were utilized for the postal services. In locations without rivers, seaside, or trains, individuals were used to taking a trip between villages on foot.