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Society

The Limits of Our Economic Nationalism

The tendency to plead for economic nationalism and to invite patriotism to support the national actors of our economy is all too often present…

Society

Annie Ernaux, Sublime Writing of Shame

The great Annie Ernaux, an 82-year-old French writer, wins the Nobel Prize for Literature. Annie Ernaux is the author of several books. Among the…

Opinion

If I had advice to give to Mimi

I had facilitated the reunion between President Macky Sall and Mme Aminata Touré, after the noise following her sacking, in November 2020, from the…

Society

Full Brake on Cars Acquisition by the State

After restricting all of the State’s mobile phone lines and housing expenses, Macky Sall wants to drastically reduce the costs of official vehicles. To…

Society

Cancer Care in Senegal: Complicated Equation

The closure of Le Dantec‘s radiotherapy services also has an impact on patients. With Pink October, women affected by cancers are hoping for better…

Society

Senegal’s BRT network expected in December

From March and no later than June 2023, Rapid transit buses (Brt) will be in Senegal. The announcement was made by the Minister of…

Society

A sad tendency to forget our dead

Le Quotidien is publishing a series of reports on the great tragedies that have struck Senegal and tested our nation in all aspects. These…

Society

A Republic Desecrated

Last September 12, when I saw the number of demagogic populists elected as MPs, I first had a sad thought for the Republic. Then…

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