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Month:December 2025

Men's financial burden and changes in Senegal's home: a tradition tested by modernity

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Contemporary Senegal is undergoing a silent but decisive transformation: that of the intimate architecture of the home, deeply marked by the persistence of a traditional model that attributes to man the exclusive responsibility for all the material burdens of the household. This principle, heir to a rural social organization based on community redistribution and the symbolism of the leader ...

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Senegal faces its industrial destiny: rebuilding the economy by SMEs, training and value chains

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Industrialization remains one of the most repeated keywords of Senegalese public discourse since independence. Each government makes it a priority, each strategic plan reactivates the promise, and every development projection assumes that it is the condition for a prosperous future. Yet, despite six decades of ambition, Senegal remains a still insufficiently industrialized, dependent economy.

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Accompanying the head of business: the accountant, strategic vision in the era of artificial intelligence

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In an economy shaken by technological change, economic uncertainty and the advent of artificial intelligence, the accountant sees his scope of intervention radically changed. A consultant, analyst, information system architect and strategic vision, he became one of the pillars of enterprise development and resilience. Exploring the metamorphosis of a trade long perceived as technical, but now ...

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State Borders: Anatomy of a Sahel Fragmented between Nomadism, Jihadism and Political Collapse

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In the Sahel, one of the most fragile and strategic spaces on the African continent, is a crisis of rarely equal magnitude, where historical, environmental, political and geopolitical dynamics of exceptional complexity intersect. This vast semi-arid band, once regulated by subtle balances between nomadic pastors and sedentary farmers, sees these mechanisms today ...

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Nostalgia for an Orderly America: Reflections on Obama, Public Ethics and the Cohesion of a Fractured Nation

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There are periods of political history whose memory increases in intensity as the present takes on dissonance, friction and turbulence. Obama belongs to this singular category. Not because it would have embodied a mythified perfection (no human governance lends itself to it), but because it represents, in the ...

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The Riddled King and his Court in Trance: Highly Flammable Pamphlet for Unreasonable Time

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My dear counselors... come closer. Yeah, even closer. I want to feel your breath shaking. All right. Set up, fasten your belts, lock your common sense; He won't do anything here. Today I give you my vision of the world, a global, total, imperial, logical vision in its illogism, brilliant in its confusion, absolutely irrefutable since it comes ...

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Europe sidelined by Donald Trump's new National Security Strategy: In-depth reflections on a document that upsets global balance

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The publication of the US National Security Strategy of November 2025, chaired by Donald Trump, represents a pivotal moment in the contemporary history of transatlantic relations. Europe, taken by the virulence of words, suddenly finds itself accused of civilizational weakening, institutional drift and economic regression by its strategic ally the ...

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