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The Resilience of Tunisian Cinema: A Lasting Performance in Africa

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How Tunisia’s Cinema Could Become Africa’s Next Global Powerhouse—Despite Political Cracks Tunisia’s film industry is defying regional trends, with four films already released in France in 2026 and its directors dominating international awards—yet its success hinges on three underreported strategies that could redefine African cinema’s future. While neighboring countries struggle with funding gaps and censorship, … Read more

Senegal President Hears Casamance Landmine Victim’s Story

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The Lingering Scars of Conflict: Landmines, Trauma, and the Path to Sustainable Peace A recent encounter during Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s economic tour – a victim of a landmine sharing her story after 26 years – underscores a global crisis that extends far beyond active warzones. The Casamance conflict in Senegal, though diminished, continues … Read more

Investissement inclusif : Placer les femmes au cœur des stratégies

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Breaking Barriers: How the WIC Senegal Forum Signals a New Era for African Women Entrepreneurs The challenges facing women entrepreneurs in Africa are well-documented: limited access to funding, societal biases, and a lack of tailored support systems. But a growing movement is challenging the status quo, and the Women in Investment Club (WIC) Senegal forum … Read more

L’Afrique et les Cartes: Pourquoi la Carte Parfaite N’existe Pas

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The Future of Maps: Deconstructing Bias and Embracing Accuracy As digital navigation becomes increasingly integrated into our lives, from smartphones to self-driving cars, the very foundation of our maps – the projections we use to represent the world – are undergoing a crucial re-evaluation. The recent campaign “Correct the Map,” spearheaded by Africa No Filter … Read more

Prison à Vie: 13 Condamnés pour Terrorisme

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Burkina Faso’s Fight Against Terrorism: Trends and Future Challenges The recent convictions in Burkina Faso, where individuals linked to the 2018 attacks on the French embassy and military headquarters were sentenced, highlight a critical and enduring struggle against terrorism. The sentences, including life imprisonment for several, underscore the severity of the situation and the determination … Read more

La maladie du sommeil éradiquée au Kenya: Bonne nouvelle!

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Kenya‘s Victory Over Sleeping Sickness: A Glimpse into the Future of Disease Eradication Kenya’s recent triumph in eliminating Human African Trypanosomiasis (HAT), or sleeping sickness, as a public health problem is a monumental achievement. This victory, which Daily Nation hailed as a cause for celebration, marks the end of a 104-year battle against this deadly … Read more

Serigne Ahmed Badaoui: State Promises Unfulfilled?

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Touba‘s Future: Faith, Development, and a Nation’s Promise A recent scientific conference at Cheikh Ahmadoul Khadim University, held in anticipation of the Grand Magal of Touba, brought together influential figures to discuss the city’s future. Key among them were Cheikh Bassirou Mbacké Abdou Khadre and Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, signaling a renewed focus on addressing … Read more

À la Une: Côte d’Ivoire – Ouattara Se Présente à la Succession

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Ivory Coast’s 2025 Election: A Deep Dive into the Political Landscape <p>The announcement by Alassane Ouattara to run for a fourth term in the 2025 presidential election in Ivory Coast has ignited a firestorm of debate. This decision, covered extensively by media outlets like *Fraternité Matin*, *Le Monde Afrique*, and *Afrik.com*, has raised serious questions … Read more

LPSJ Justice 2025-2029: Key Policy Ambitions

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Senegal’s Justice Sector Revolution: A Glimpse into the Future of Law and Order Senegal is embarking on an ambitious journey to modernize its justice system, aiming for a future where justice is accessible, humane, efficient, and modern. The country’s Letter of Sectoral Policy for Justice (LPSJ) 2025-2029 outlines a comprehensive plan to transform the legal … Read more

Sénégal : Autosuffisance en Riz Vise 2030

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Can Senegal Achieve Rice Self-Sufficiency? A Deep Dive into the Future of Food Security Senegal aims to feed itself. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye recently voiced optimism about Senegal’s potential to achieve rice self-sufficiency. However, despite increased production and a national program launched in 2008, the country still faces significant hurdles. Let’s explore the challenges and … Read more

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