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‘Au-delà des mirages’: When Senegalese Filmmakers Take On the Tragedy of Migration

At Môle 3 in the Port of Dakar, the final curtain fell on an ambitious pan-African series. Combining hard-hitting fiction with support from the security forces, this 300 million CFA francs project aims to use cinema as a powerful tool for raising awareness. The final shot was filmed at Môle 3 in the Port of …

19 Oct 2026

Mamadou Diop

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Migration and Smuggling: ECOWAS Parliament calls for sustainable reintegration

The Parliament of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has taken a further step forward in managing migration flows within the region. Meeting in plenary session in Accra, the Community’s lawmakers adopted a resolution calling on all member states to step up their efforts towards reintegrating returning migrants and providing support for victims …

19 Oct 2026

Mamadou Diop

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[Press review]Migration: Striking a Balance Between Inclusion, Border Control

In both Africa and Europe, news surrounding migration in September have focused on initiatives aimed at inclusion, while also highlighting the ongoing tragedies along migration routes and the tightening of border control policies. Whilst some countries are putting in place structures to host and support migrants, tensions at Europe’s borders and debates on the protection …

19 Oct 2026

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

Testimony

Displaced women in Chad facing ongoing threats to their safety

One out of every four persons living in Lac Province has been forcibly displaced with women and children accounting for 87 per cent of this population, whilst 84 per cent of displaced households are run by women. Back from a field trip to Lac Province, Yadang Djourolbé Abraham, Oxfam Chad’s Livelihoods and Food Security Officer, …

19 Oct 2026

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

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Studying in France: the lifting of a financial requirement questions access to student mobility

France has lifted an additional financial requirement imposed on Cameroonian students applying for a student visa. Since July, those accepted into private institutions have been required to provide proof of full payment for their first year’s tuition fees or to have the corresponding amount available. This provision was eventually dropped, without making any changes to …

19 Oct 2026

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

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The Mbayang Diop Case in S/Arabia: Ten Years After Receiving a Death Sentence, HSF Reopens the Debate, Calls for Government Action

19 Oct 2026

Mamadou Diop

Briefs

Interception of a migrant canoe off the coast of Sangomar

Seven suspects arrested for migrant smuggling off the coast of Sangomar

Regional workshop on Legal and Administrative Assistance for Returning Migrants, in Tambacounda

Senegalese navy rescues 133 distressed migrants off the coast of Dakar

[Press review] Between rescues, tragedies, tougher migration policies in Africa and Europe

8 Sept 2025

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

Overfishing fuels irregular migration in Senegal

30 May 2025

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When Gender Shapes Migration Pathways

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Does Globalization Encourage Migration?

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France Immigration: When Zemmour, A Son of Immigrants, Wants to Slam Shut the Door to Others!

Protecting a migrant woman, that’s protecting humanity on the move

Ndengar Masbé

25 Sept 2026

Ange Banouwin

Once graduated, stay or return home? The tricky choice facing Togolese students after studying abroad

25 Sept 2026

Africans’ migration to Europe: what the figures really tell us

25 Sept 2026

Discovery

‘Au-delà des mirages’: When Senegalese Filmmakers Take On the Tragedy of Migration

Studying in France: the lifting of a financial requirement questions access to student mobility

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

The Sabar as A Bridge Connecting Senegal with Bordeaux

Ndiémé Faye

Beyond the Sandy Roads: How Biometrics Is Reshaping Agadez Roads, Sahelian Sovereignty

Geopolitical Shift and New Routes: West African Mobility at a Crossroads

Mobility Management, Border Resilience in the Sahel: Niger’s Challenge in Balancing Security Duties and Humanitarian Emergencies

Fact-checking

Has Benin Ended Vaccination Record Checks at Its Borders?

Fact-checking: “Do irregular migrants have a significant financial impact on host countries?”

Did Senegal introduce new measures affecting Mauritanian citizens?

Did the number of Senegalese people granted residence permits in Europe actually double between 2008 and 2023?

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9 Jul 2025

Testimonies

Displaced women in Chad facing ongoing threats to their safety

Tamaltan Inès Sikngaye

Peace, Security and Mobility: ‘Transforming Forced Mobility into a Pathway to Resilience’

“Leaving Chad Does Not Mean Turning My Back On My Country” Nékouanodji Eve says.

Ndengar Masbé

Ceuta: Four questions for Nidal Benali, Head of Morocco’s Local Youth Councils Network

18 Oct 2026

Ange Banouwin

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Issoufou Issaka turns sport into medicine in Niamey

2 Sept 2026

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What do you want to become after leaving? Boubacar Djingarey decodes El Dorado concept

8 Dec 2025