August 2025 – Page 2 – BAOBIZZ: An African Perspective on Global Issues

Trump 2 and Europe: Anatomy of a brutal awakening

28 August 202528 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Donald Trump's return to the White House plunged Europe into a form of geopolitical sideration. His election victory, which was signalled by clear signals and supported by constant rhetoric, nevertheless remained an earthquake in transatlantic relations. From the first days of his mandate, the tone is set: the relationship with Europe ...

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The « Great Eternal Republic of N » : chronicle of endless power, satirical tale in Imaginary Country

27 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Once upon a time, on the coast of a continent where the harmattan loved to quake palm trees and dry orange orchards, a country flourishing in speeches and hungry in markets. It was called the « Great Eternal Republic of N ». There were red hills like embers, rivers that became nets...

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The electronic invoice in Senegal: understanding the issues, mechanisms and perspectives

27 August 202526 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Why are we talking today about electronic bills? In recent years, a term has been increasingly used in discussions between tax practitioners, companies and public authorities: electronic bills. Many see it as a powerful lever for modernising business management, reducing tax evasion and increasing government revenues. Senegal, like ...

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Structure your entrepreneurial empire in Africa: why and how to transform a portfolio of personal enterprises into a real sustainable group

26 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Introduction: a fact often ignored In Africa, many entrepreneurs have succeeded in building impressive economic empires with the strength of their work. They own several companies, sometimes in very different sectors: distribution, real estate, transport, industry, telecommunications... These leaders, often self-taught, embody a brilliant and inspiring success. But behind...

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When the despots took Africa hostage: understand not to repeat

25 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it The following article is not based on rumours or second-hand accounts, but on international judicial and institutional sources that have documented the crimes and abuses of power of the leaders cited. These sources provide evidence that the ...

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When faith becomes business: the boom of « revival churches » in Africa and the drifts of a social phenomenon

28 August 202525 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Between spiritual quest and religious market In Africa, religion has always been central to social life. Faith, whether Christian, Muslim or from traditional beliefs, has shaped societies, inspired struggles of independence, cemented solidarity and provided a moral foundation. Yet, for the past 30 years, a new phenomenon...

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American Tragedy in Four Acts

1 September 202524 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

(Satire of a country that bites its tail) Here is America, theatre of illusions, where ballot papers turn into weapons against oneself.Four characters advance on stage, each grotesque in his own way, each believing that they play the role of the savior but ends up being a tragic farce: The Latino amnesia, which to close the door ...

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When wars devour innocence, When women and children are the very heart of barbarity

24 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

There are silences that cry louder than bombs, pains that no word can really contain. In front of our eyes, without a break in our streets, a tragedy is written every day in the flesh of women and children there on the other side of the maps. It's not a movie, nor a story...

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COMPTA UP! Our new accounting software

22 January 202624 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

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Senegalese culture: a soft power lever for international outreach

27 August 202524 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

Senegal is a melody before being a nation, a living poetry woven of rhythms, colors and voices. His culture propelled like a drum that resonates in the distance, calls, gathers and bewitches. In every gesture, every song, every cloth, hides a plot of eternity, a promise of universal harmony. This heritage, both ...

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