Society & Social Transformations

Reforming Senegalese society: the inevitable path to development

27 August 202510 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

The moment of truth for Senegal There are moments in the history of nations where immobilism becomes a dangerous luxury. For Senegal, this moment has arrived. We celebrated our independence more than sixty years ago. Yet, our trajectory remains engulfed by inherited political habits, persistent economic dependencies and a ...

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Adrift humanity: Africa in the whirlwind of Western decadence

9 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

It blows on our world a heavy wind, full of anguish. It is no longer just a vague impression or fear: Western civilization, in its present form, is moving slowly but surely towards a point of no return. This model, carried by voracious capitalism and insatiable materialism, is breathless. And in his fall, he risks...

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Immigration: The demographic paradox, African realities and the great misunderstanding

9 August 2025 by Moustapha DIENG

An equation with many unknowns L-Europe ages and lacks arms. The figures, whether taken from the demographic angle (sustainable fertility below the replacement threshold, increase in the median age, increase in the dependency ratio) or from the real economy (unfilled health, agriculture, construction, catering, health care services, etc.) are the figures.

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