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The informal sector in Africa and Senegal: between social necessity and fiscal challenge

The informal sector, ubiquitous in African economies, embodies a paradoxical reality. On the one hand, it is a social shock by offering livelihood opportunities to millions of people excluded from the formal labour market. On the other hand, it escapes any fiscal and legal framework, thus depriving States of resources essential for their development.

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A new Senegal: Breaking the cycle of underdevelopment

A critical state of affairs: Senegal in the impasse Since its independence in 1960, Senegal has struggled to embark on a path of sustainable and inclusive development. Like many French-speaking African countries, it has inherited a highly extraverted economic model, focusing on the export of raw materials that are not processed (pean, phosphate, fishing) ...

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Senegal is moving forward, Mali is breathing! The railway project that the diaspora can carry high

Mali, a Sahelian country without access to the sea, depends almost exclusively on its coastal neighbours for its import and export needs. Among them, Senegal plays a central role thanks to its autonomous port of Dakar, which serves as the main entry point for goods destined for the Malian market. Every day, hundreds...

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