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When words replace action and discourse serves as economic strategy By Lansana Gagny SAKHO Adm.A, C.M.C, As I participate in…

By Professor Abderrahmane MebtoulUniversity Professor, State Doctor, International Expert The war that now openly opposes Iran to the United States…

Speculations are multiplying around the future financial partner that the Senegalese government will choose to accompany it in managing its…

At a time when the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is seeking to redefine its economic trajectory, the question of…

By Ilyes Zouari, President of CERMF (Circle of Study and Reflection on the Francophone World). According to the latest ranking…

By Aboubakr Kaira Barry, CFA, Managing Director, Results Associates, and Chair of the Omou Financial Literacy Center, Bethesda, Maryland, USA…

By Lansana Gagny Sakho The 2026 Labor Code Project of Senegal can be read in two ways. The first, reassuring,…

By Ruth Verika NIOBE* With a few weeks to go before the 5th session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (3-13…

By Dr Cheikh Kanté, former Minister of State, associate professor at universities Since independence, sub-Saharan Africa has been the focus…

By Aboubakr Kaira Barry, Managing Director, Results Associates, and Chairman of the Board of the Omou Financial Literacy Center, Bethesda,…

By Dr. Mohamed H’MIDOUCHE Creative artificial intelligence is already transforming video, video games, animation, digital caricature, advertising, education, and cultural…

Professor Amath Ndiaye, FASEG – UCAD. The Multi-year Budget and Economic Programming Document (DPBEP) 2027-2029 marks a return to a…

Juliana Amato Lumumba, candidate from the Democratic Republic of Congo for the position of Secretary-General of the International Organization of…

By Issa Malgoubri, CEO of SGI Image Finances Internationales, Lead arranger and Lead placement manager The first Sukuk of the…

By Ismael Sy, Journalist, correspondent for Financial Afrik in Casablanca In our opinion, the idea that intellectuals should serve the…

By Prof. Abderrahmane MebtoulUniversity professor, PhD in economics, certified accountant from the Institut supérieur de gestion de Lille, former Director…

By Issa Cheiguer The controversy over fuel prices has at least one merit: it has brought Mauritanian economic policy out…

Dr Beringer GLOGLO – Economist, former advisor to the General DirectorateMr. Gilbert NYATANYI – Counsel at Janson, former CEO of…

After showing, in “From the Naira to the Franc, the same servitude,” that the monetary regime does not decide the…

Towards a Strategic State Orchestrating Capital By Antoine Christian Gomis, Founder, Bridge Africa Capital Senegal is entering a critical phase…

On May 29, 2026, Abdoulaye, “Gorgui,” “the old man” in Wolof, turned 100. On this occasion, the Senegalese government pays…

By Eric Topona, Journalist, Writer, Former Secretary General of the Chadian Journalists Union (UJT). ​On May 31, 2026, an oil…

By Raphael Nkolwoudou, PhD in Law, Senior Lawyer in digital law and Contract Manager, Teragone Solutions – Paris, France. Imagine…

By Soukeyna LY, Energy engineer and macroeconomist; Founder of the think tank PRONA FUTURES; Montreal, June 8, 2026. As Senegal…

By Abderrahmane Mebtoul, University Professor, international expert, PhD in Strategic Management in 1974 The 2026 World Cup is jointly organized…

By Beatrice Blondin Diop, Founder and CEO of Béaba Senegal’s entry into the circle of oil and gas producing countries…

By Ghislain KAPSSU, Managing Partner – Kompt Capital West Africa S.A. For several decades, the debate on financing infrastructure in…

By Abd’El Kader NDIAYE, President of CNES Senegal talks about sovereignty. Senegal talks about rebuilding. But Senegal forgets its businesses.…

By Seydina Alioune NDIAYE, Economist, Investment Banker, SENQUANT Briefing. In trading rooms and among financial analysts focused on the case…

By Aboubakr Kaira Barry, CFA, Managing Director, Results Associates · Bethesda, Maryland, United States. KEY POINTS ▸ In Nigeria, money…