The “Killing” of White Farmers in South Africa!

U.S. President Donald Trump presented a video claiming to show evidence of a “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa—an assertion that is completely false. While violent crime is a serious issue in South Africa, there is no evidence that white farmers are being specifically targeted. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa rejected this false narrative, firmly emphasizing the need for equitable land distribution and support for Black farmers.

Senegal’s LGBTQ Debate: Natty Ndate Beye Advocates for Mental Health Support

The recent debate surrounding a foreign queer couple in Senegal has sparked intense discussions about LGBTQ rights and government policies. Natty Ndate Beye, founder of Senegal English Media Group (SENEM), openly addresses the issue and reaffirms her commitment to supporting the mental health of Senegal’s LGBTQ community.

Sabodala Gold Mine: A Nation’s Wealth in Foreign Hands?

Senegal’s Sabodala Gold Mine, once a national asset, is now largely controlled by foreign entities. Investigations reveal how multinational corporations secured dominance over its vast reserves, raising concerns about economic sovereignty and resource exploitation.

The Need for Revising Senegal’s Oil and Gas Contracts: A Spotlight on the Sangomar and GTA Projects

New Government Faces Scrutiny Over Broken Promises

In this analytical exploration, we delve into recent developments in Senegal’s political landscape. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who campaigned on promises of radical reform, has appointed a cabinet filled with fresh faces. However, the situation has taken an unexpected turn. Key positions that were supposed to be opened to the public have instead been filled by party loyalists. As a result, accusations of broken promises are swirling, and the public is closely scrutinizing the government’s actions.

Full Analysis & Recommendations: Senegal’s Coastal Real Estate Boom: A Legal Paradox

In Senegal, a legal paradox is unfolding along the picturesque coastline. Despite laws that designate the land around the sea as public domain, a construction boom is transforming these once communal spaces into private properties. In this analytical exploration, we delve into the situation and provide recommendations on how to address this complex issue.

President Faye’s Inaugural Visit to The Gambia

In a continued effort to strengthen regional ties, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye of Senegal arrived in The Gambia for a historic state visit on Saturday, April 20, 2024. This marks President Faye’s second overseas trip since his inauguration and highlights the importance of The Gambia as a strategic partner.

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