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Senegal: Investment climate still far from its ambitions

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Senegal has been aiming for several years to position itself as an attractive hub for private investment in West Africa. Supported by large-scale infrastructure projects, administrative reforms and pro-business institutional discourse, the country largely communicates its willingness to welcome foreign and domestic capital. In international rankings, such as the ...

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The Predators of the Republic When the African Elites Daughter at the Place of Serving

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The predation of African elites is a major challenge to the development of many countries on the continent. When appointed to responsibilities, a majority of them favour personal enrichment rather than public service, exacerbating corruption and misappropriation. This behaviour finds its source in a life train unbearable by only legitimate income, ...

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Adrift humanity: Africa in the whirlwind of Western decadence

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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

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

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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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