Qu’est-ce que l’affaire Sonko ?

Depuis le Covid, le télétravail s'est largement installé dans le quotidien de nombreux salariés. Il permet notamment d'éviter les transports et de gagner du temps. Et lorsqu'une canicule s'installe, comme cela a récemment été le cas en France avec plusieurs épisodes de chaleurs e ...  Show more

Le rôle de mère est particulièrement ingrat. Il implique le plus souvent un changement de vie radicale, une pression sociale immense et de nombreux sacrifices. Si bien que de plus en plus de femmes prennent la parole à ce sujet et déclarent regretter cet emploi à plein temps. C'e ...  Show more

* After this episode was recorded, mobile internet was reinstated in Senegal, although access to some social media platforms may still be restricted. Last week, protesters took to the streets in Senegal after opposition leader Ousmane Sonko was sentenced to two years in prison. T ...  Show more

You’ve heard the stories. You’ve felt for the people involved. But what happens after the cameras shut off and the reporters walk away? Just because a story disappears from the news doesn’t mean it’s gone. So whatever happened to the nuclear disaster at Fukushima? or the trapped ...  Show more

Senegal’s President Macky Sall is coming under increasing pressure from West African leaders and the international community to reverse a decision to postpone the presidential election. He is accused of putting the country’s democratic path on to “a dead end”. We find out why som ...  Show more

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has been reporting on protests, wars and conflicts for more than 40 years, and he’s used his platform to highlight human rights issues at home and abroad. But despite being a proponent of "ethical journalism", he flinches at being called ...  Show more