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.

The Alliance of Sahel States: Africa’s Power Bloc for Prosperity and Unity

A New Dawn for Africa The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) stands as a historic and transformative force, reshaping the destiny of West Africa through strength, unity, and self-determination. Led by Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, this confederation is a symbol of sovereignty, dedicated to regional stability, economic empowerment, and collective progress. With a shared […]

Investigative Report: From Dakar to the U.S.: The Dangerous Route Through Nicaragua

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Strategic Reorganization: Dissolving the HCCT and CESE to Optimize Government Spending

Dissolving the HCCT and CESE to Optimize Government Spending in Senegal

Enhancing Transparency in Senegal’s Mining Sector

As newly appointed Director of the Senegal Mines Corporation (Société des Mines du Sénégal – Somisen SA.), Ngagne Demba Touré has put forward a compelling initiative: to place representatives from the corporation on the boards of all mining companies operating in Senegal. This move is not just strategic but essential for the sustainable development of […]

Exposing Corruption & Embezzlement Cases from the Cour des Comptes Report

A Nation Betrayed: Corruption and Embezzlement at the Highest Levels Since President Bassirou Diomaye Faye assumed office, our nation has been plunged into a disconcerting reality. Corruption and embezzlement have permeated the highest echelons of power.President Faye promptly ordered the revelation of these findings by the Cour des Comptes—an independent institution with the primary mission […]

📰 Senegal’s Broken Promises: A Disillusioned Diaspora and the Path Forward 🌍🇸🇳

Dakar, Senegal — The Pastef party’s electoral victory in 2024 was met with hope and anticipation. Senegalese citizens, both at home and abroad, believed that change was on the horizon. The party had promised transparency, merit-based appointments, and opportunities for the diaspora. However, reality soon shattered those dreams. The Broken Promise The Pastef party had pledged […]

Senegal’s Oil, Gas and Mining Sector: A Look at Past and Present Key Players

As Senegal stands on the brink of a new era in its oil, gas, and mining sectors, it is imperative to reflect on the broader implications of foreign investment and ownership in these industries. While the expertise and capital brought in by international companies are invaluable, it is equally crucial for Senegal to harness its own human and natural resources to foster sustainable development.

Senegal’s Path to Energy Sovereignty: Strategies for Renegotiating Oil & Gas Contracts

Bassirou Diomaye Faye, the newly elected president of Senegal, has wasted no time in setting his agenda. In one of his first announcements, he promised to conduct an audit of the country’s mining, oil, and gas sectors, as well as to renegotiate contracts that he and his mentor, Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, believe to be

Corruption In Touba And Mbacké: The President Of The Court Warns Civil Registrars –

Union leaders from various major labor organizations met with President Bassirou in a formal audience to discuss pressing issues facing the country. These included difficulties in guiding new high school graduates towards suitable career paths and ongoing efforts to improve the electricity supply in the city of Touba ahead of the 2024 Grand Magal. Additionally

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