The liberalisation of the media sector in the 1990s in Niger marked a decisive turning point, for the media landscape and the diversity of topics covered. The opening up to the first private initiatives led to a wave of change that allowed newsrooms to move away from exclusively political storytelling to cover diverse topics such […]
A graduate with a scientific baccalaureate (S2), with honours, Djibrirou Ba, known as Ablaye to those close to him, was destined for a promising academic path beyond the borders of Senegal. However, fate had a different plan for this young man from Ben Barack, a Dakar Suburb, one of mediation, even acting as a guide […]
After spending almost twenty years in Germany, Pape Ndiaye has returned to Senegal. Having initially gone to the immigration office to renew his residence papers, he was forced to return to his country of origin. Although he was well established and had a stable job in Germany, his return was a psychological shock for him. […]
In 2011, Cyrlie set foot on Burkinabe soil where she enrolled in a local university. From her brilliant studies, she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication and a Master’s degree in Project Management. A woman with a project, she is a multi-tasker. Passionate about business and especially fashion since her childhood, Cyrlie ABOGHO, since […]
Often seen by host countries as a source of problems, migrants contribute to development through both host and departure countries. As employees or employers, migrants generate wealth. They send their money home for the family or to invest in promising sectors. In this article, we focus on the financial contribution of migrants to Africa. Migration […]
Cyprien Baza, a Rwandan refugee, has lived in Burkina Faso for more than twenty years. Baza, who left his country following the 1994 genocide, says he lost everything. Nearly thirty years later, he still hasn’t heard from his family. Baza, who doesn’t “believe in the future”, tells us about his career. With a black cap […]
