Un "coup d'État institutionnel": comment le S...

Un texte de loi d’un autre âge, jamais aboli: le Code noir. Cette loi imposée par les esclavagistes aux esclavages a traversé cinq Républiques sans jamais être abrogée, malgré l’abolition de l’esclavage. L’Assemblée nationale a finalement voté sa suppression du droit français. Po ...  Show more

De l’argent liquide, des trahisons et une clé USB secrète. Tous les ingrédients pour un bon polar? Non, l’une des associations de malfaiteurs les plus graves que la République ait pu connaître. C’est ainsi que l’accusation décrit l’affaire libyenne pour laquelle comparaît Nicolas ...  Show more

Senegal había mantenido una situación política relativamente estable, hasta que la aparición de un líder político llamado Ousmane Sonko detonó un enorme movimiento social a su favor y una respuesta represiva por parte del gobierno. Por eso, hay centenares de presos políticos ( ...

Senegal has a reputation as being a beacon of stability in West Africa. Even (whisper it) a bit boring when it comes to politics - but in the last few months all that has changed. Senegal was supposed to hold a presidential election in February but that hasn’t happened and no new ...  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

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