Solar eclipse 2026: Africa witnesses partial eclipse
Summary
On August 13, 2026, parts of Africa experienced a partial solar eclipse. In Tunisia, the Sun was covered about 59% by the Moon, while in Senegal, the coverage reached around 37%.Key Facts
- The solar eclipse occurred on August 13, 2026.
- It was visible as a partial eclipse in several African countries.
- In Tabarka, Tunisia, 59.06% of the Sun was covered by the Moon.
- In Dakar and other parts of Senegal, the eclipse obscured up to 37% of the Sun.
- People used special glasses to safely watch the eclipse.
- The event attracted attention across Africa as a notable celestial phenomenon.
- The eclipse did not completely cover the Sun in these locations, so it was not a total eclipse.
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