In the heart of Niaguis, a small village in Casamance, Mariama Sonko has spent over three decades championing the financial…
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Au Sénégal, un climat de “suspicion permanente à l’égard de l’étranger”
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Unsettling turns in Bamako coup trial as occult fears grip courtroom
An eerie stillness fell over the courtroom in Bamako as proceedings unfolded on the morning of July 20. The trial…
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Le Sénégal face au durcissement des contrôles d’étrangers
Société Le Sénégal face au durcissement des contrôles d’étrangers 490 étrangers contrôlés, 36 déférés au parquet en huit jours à…
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Cameroun. ‘marriage of families, not individuals’: a different time, same customs
in Cameroon, marriage is based on the freedom to choose one’s partner. each individual has the right to freely select…
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Sénégal mourns the passing of serigne abdou bakhi mbacké
The President of Senegal’s National Assembly, Ousmane Sonko, has conveyed his heartfelt condolences following the passing of Serigne Abdou Bakhi…
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Bamako’s Médine Market: Where Everything is Made and Sold
In the heart of Bamako, the new Médine market is buzzing with activity. Adama Konaté, a vendor from France, the…
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Paternity tests in Cameroon: a growing trend challenging traditional norms
Many individuals in Cameroon are moving beyond simply accepting their partners’ announcements of an impending birth. While these citizens typically…
Read MoreOuragahio commune assesses its women’s empowerment initiatives
Ouragahio, a vibrant commune in Côte d’Ivoire, recently undertook a comprehensive evaluation of its robust women’s empowerment policy. This assessment,…
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Across N’Djamena, a quiet revolution is reshaping how young women navigate social expectations. Where once traditional norms dictated daily choices,…
Read MoreProgress and challenges in ending child labor in Morocco
Despite Morocco’s notable progress over the past two decades, child labor remains a pressing issue in the country. While the…
Read MoreN’Djamena students turn to cassava sales to fund education during school break
Chad N’Djamena students use summer break to sell cassava and pay for school fees During school holidays in N’Djamena, students…
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